wine users - Oct 2010 - Big issue since Wine 1.2 exiting programs/games...

I don`t know you know this problems. But i got an issue exiting games in Wine
since wine version 1.2 using wineskin and in crossover (cxg 9.1). I got this
issue in almost every game. when i use an other wine version below 1.2 exiting
is going just fine. What happens is that i exit i end in a black screen what
doesn't disappear. I have to do cmd+apple key+ esc to and the program. After
that i need to exit 3 wine(loaders) processes to complete the total exit of the
game.

Examples:
Company of Heroes
Medieval 2 total war 

people have the same issue? @ devs can you guys please look into that. This
problem is very annoying.

paulthetall wrote:
> But i got an issue exiting games in Wine since wine version 1.2 using
wineskin and in crossover (cxg 9.1).
Neither Wineskin nor Crossover are supported here. Report problems with them to
their respective support channels. This forum is for plain Wine.

dimesio wrote:
> 
> paulthetall wrote:
> > But i got an issue exiting games in Wine since wine version 1.2 using
wineskin and in crossover (cxg 9.1).
> 
> Neither Wineskin nor Crossover are supported here. Report problems with
them to their respective support channels. This forum is for plain Wine.

My question is if wine users have the same issue.

paulthetall <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:
>
>dimesio wrote:
>> 
>> paulthetall wrote:
>> > But i got an issue exiting games in Wine since wine version 1.2
using wineskin and in crossover (cxg 9.1).
>> 
>> Neither Wineskin nor Crossover are supported here. Report problems with
them to their respective support channels. This forum is for plain Wine.
>
>
>My question is if wine users have the same issue.
>
Some questions for YOU:

What version of MacOSX are you using?
Have you installed XQuartz 2.5.3?
What specific games are affected?

I run Quake II, with Wine 1.2 and XQuartz 2.5.3 and I have not received the
'black screen of death' as you describe.  And I can run it in a windowed
session as well (thanks to the incorporation of xrandr 1.3 code.)

James McKenzie