after the last update of wine the icon of utorrent in the notification area is broken

For me, that transparent business has been around since I've been using Wine with Steam (0.9.39 ish)

But it's interesting this bug comes up. Since 0.9.58 , there hasn't been an icon space at all in the tasktray

Confirming with KDE 4.0.3, taskmgr, and uTorrent.

The systray window embeds, but it looks corrupted and does noting.

Confirming in ubuntu feisty. I'll run the regression test...

Confirmed with Gnome.

Steam systray icon is now a duplicate icon of my pulseaudio applet, but doesnt have any functionality

I can confirm this bug running Steam on Ubuntu 7.10 AMD64 compiled according to the WineOn64 Bit Wiki at http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit. My hardware specs are at the end of this description.

The symptom is that Steam duplicates the rightmost icon in my tray instead of placing the Steam icon there, and the duplicated icon doesn't do anything.

I confirmed it by observing that when I had both my Basket and Network Manager icon in the tray as usual and ran Steam it duplicated the Basket icon. But when I exited Steam, and Basket to remove its tray icon, and restarted Steam it duplicated the Network Manager icon.

I tried wine 0.9.59 compiled clean without any patches, and with a ported 3DMark05 patch. I also tried it with a clean wineprefixcreate installation, and then using some native DLLs that have helped with some problems in the past, including native DX installation. Since I noticed in the announcement that you have new support for dual head systems I also tried running it after disconnecting my second monitor (HDTV) and creating a single monitor xorg.conf file (and doing a clean reboot of course).

None of this changed anything, and I didn't see anything unusual when running it with my HDTV plugged in and enabled.

My relevant hardware is:

Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro-SLI Motherboard (Nvidia Nforce 4 based)
Athlon64 X2 4200+ CPU
Nvidia 7800GT 256MB PCI-Express Video Card
3GB Dram
Hauppauge Win TV-Go PCI TV Tuner Card
Western Digital WD1200JS-00M Sata Hard Drive
Maxtor 6V200E0 SATA Hard Drive

Git bisect found the culprit to be

commit 3f6fec362f7f51bdcf68e6cb78ca932df4ed2e96
Author: Alexandre Julliard <email address hidden>
Date: Fri Apr 4 11:22:18 2008 +0200

    winex11: Ignore ConfigureNotify events on unmapped windows.

Version will be changed to 0.9.59 when that version becomes available in bugzilla.

I tested between 0.9.57 and 58, for the icon space disappearing from the task tray and placing itself on the virtual desktop. But this was in error, since I said the new problem comes up SINCE 58. I was testing post-58 GIT. Ugh.
Time to do it all over. Oh well.

*** Bug 12379 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

regression for transparent icon space no longer showing in the task tray (because maybe they're related):
commit f2e03d6c3f8295da65b21723437433070c2dbbed
Author: Alexander Dorofeyev <email address hidden>
Date: Tue Mar 25 02:04:02 2008 +0200

    wined3d: Don't store primary surface palette in device palettes.

:040000 040000 14e513e01220663b3eb31510d246d1d6906dcd04 9a9d4e30d495b6ec6a3e162c9da213c1263baf21 M dlls

This seems to be fixed in latest git.

Works fine here.

Using wine-0.9.59-225-g3625d1f
In a virtual desktop, a window pops up. "wine system tray"
The icon appears there, then disappears. Then, it disappears altogether.
Not even the transparent icon space appears in the KDE task tray.

and with no virtual desktop, the icon does appear (Steam) in KDE's tray, but eventually goes away.

I checked out the git version on Tuesday night, and can confirm the bug no longer exists for me when using Steam. Comment #5 gives my hardware/OS specs but I forgot to mention that I was running under gnome.

I tried Steam running in the full desktop, and in a virtual 1024x768 desktop, and the system tray icon appears and works correctly in both (in a virtual desktop it appears in the upper left corner of the window).

Thanks to all the wine developers for addressing this bug so quickly. Now I'm going to have to send you another donation for being so darn good! Grrr... :)

For newbies using Ubuntu Gutsy AMD64 who can't wait for the next release just do this to get the latest git version:

cd
sudo aptitude -y install git-core
git clone git://source.winehq.org/git/wine.git wine

This will put the source in ~/wine. You can then follow the instructions at http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit to compile and install wine.

Note that you won't get the nice integrated menu that the Ubuntu packager provides, but with a little work you can figure out how to build it yourselves (Hint: install the packaged version and copy all the menu entries to a save location, then uninstall the packaged version, install the git version, and copy the menu entries back). Sorry but I've taken up too much space with installation instructions on a bug thread already, so I can't go into more detail.

*** Bug 12589 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Hi,

I also have updated from GIT and no longer have this problem.

Cheers

I second that.

*** Bug 12591 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Closing bugs reported fixed in 0.9.60.

*** Bug 12614 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Ooops, I thought this one was fixed but the Steam system tray icon still doesn't appear correctly if the bottom panel is in autohide mode and hidden. A space is created for it in the system tray, but right or left clicking over it does nothing.

However, if you hold your cursor over the panel so it's visible when Steam starts then the tray icon appears and functions correctly. And of course if the panel isn't in autohide mode the tray icon also appears correctly. So it's definitely not being loaded correctly if the panel isn't visible when Steam starts.

And by the way, I only have one panel, it's at the bottom of the screen, and it's in full auto hide mode (set by using gconf-editor and setting /apps/panel/default_setup/toplevels/bottom_panel/auto_hide_size to 0). Also, I'm using wine 0.9.60.

I noticed that the status of this bug hasn't been changed since I reported it has reoccurred. Has the "invisible panel tray icon" bug been fixed, or do I have to do something to change it status?

(In reply to comment #23)
> I noticed that the status of this bug hasn't been changed since I reported it
> has reoccurred. Has the "invisible panel tray icon" bug been fixed, or do I
> have to do something to change it status?

You should file a new bug, this one is about "systray broken for all applications", which is fixed now.