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Tray icon disappeared on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS #133

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ieayoio opened this issue Oct 8, 2019 · 12 comments
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Tray icon disappeared on Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS #133

ieayoio opened this issue Oct 8, 2019 · 12 comments
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@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Oct 8, 2019

The main screen can only be on the left or upper side of the sub-screen, otherwise the "wine system tray" tray icon will disappear when it flickers.

OS:Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
gnome:3.28.2
software:wechat、qq
installation:sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extension-top-icons-plus

PS.The latest edition has no effect.

other:wszqkzqk/deepin-wine-ubuntu#135

@yanyongyu
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My main monitor is on the right and the wine icons disappear when it flickers too.

Ubuntu 18.04.3

@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Dec 9, 2019

My main monitor is on the right and the wine icons disappear when it flickers too.

Ubuntu 18.04.3

Yes, the main screen must be on the left to work

@HyperClockUp
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The main screen can only be on the left or upper side of the sub-screen, otherwise the "wine system tray" tray icon will disappear when it flickers.

OS:Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
gnome:3.28.2
software:wechat、qq
installation:sudo apt-get install gnome-shell-extension-top-icons-plus

PS.The latest edition has no effect.
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other:wszqkzqk/deepin-wine-ubuntu#135

You are right, when i set my main screen top, all icons show and all wine apps works normally

@phocean
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phocean commented Apr 14, 2020

Just to make sure that I understood, to reproduce it I should get a Windows app like wechat and launch it with Wine?

And with an external monitor on the left side for instance?

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@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Apr 17, 2020

Just to make sure that I understood, to reproduce it I should get a Windows app like wechat and launch it with Wine?

And with an external monitor on the left side for instance?

I think as long as the main screen is on the right or below the sub screen and the wine application tray icon flashes, bugs will appear, not necessarily QQ or wechat..

But if you want to restore my usage scenario, you can do the following:

git clone https://github.com/wszqkzqk/deepin-wine-ubuntu.git

Switch to the project directory and do the following:

./install_2.8.22.sh

Download DEB and install:https://mirrors.aliyun.com/deepin/pool/non-free/d/deepin.com.wechat/deepin.com.wechat_2.6.2.31deepin0_i386.deb

But QQ or wechat can only be used if you have an account, which may cause trouble for you, so I think you can replace QQ or wechat with the other wine app with tray icons flashing

@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Apr 17, 2020

I suspect that as long as the tray icon flickers, not necessarily the wine program, there will be the bug

@syaoo
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syaoo commented Feb 16, 2021

I tested the native Linux QQ and Wechat (wine), no matter how the display is set, the Linux QQ tray icon will flicker normally, well Wechat has the same problem. I think this bug is caused by Wine.

@lucas2595
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Same thing happens to me. If I set my displays as:

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Flickering doesn't make the icon disappear. But if I set my displays like this:

image

Then the flicker makes the icon disappear.

To make the icons flicker, I'm using foobar2000 (a music player). Whenever I interact with the music player (play / pause / next / previous), the icon flickers and disappears.

I've tested not only this extension, but also:

and all have the same problem.

@imyhxy
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imyhxy commented Apr 21, 2021

Why does the icon disappear even if I set the main window to the left?

@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Apr 21, 2021

I've given up using Ubuntu and replaced it with deepin. Deepin comes with a wine called deepin-wine, which is normal

@imyhxy
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imyhxy commented Apr 22, 2021

I've given up using Ubuntu and replaced it with deepin. Deepin comes with a wine called deepin-wine, which is normal

Using deepin-wine in ubuntu does not get it right.

@ieayoio
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ieayoio commented Nov 14, 2023

Currently, I am using ubuntu22.04, but the issue still exists. However, I have used xubuntu before, and this issue does not exist on xubuntu

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