In Ubuntu Unity applications run via wine have the default wine-icon (the wine-bottle) in the "Running Program-Icons"-bar (The Task-bar).
Thus all applications are getting "stacked" under one icon.
To stop this behavior you have to write in each (generated) .desktop-file the Line:
StartupWMClass=<name of the exe-file>
Example Firefox:
StartupWMClass=firefox.exe
Wine should do this automatically after I installed my program, so the users would get the expected Icons and "Stacking-Mechanism" in Unity.
See launchpad bug here: https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/unity/ +bug/702452
In Ubuntu Unity applications run via wine have the default wine-icon (the wine-bottle) in the "Running Program-Icons"-bar (The Task-bar).
Thus all applications are getting "stacked" under one icon.
To stop this behavior you have to write in each (generated) .desktop-file the Line: <name of the exe-file>
StartupWMClass=
Example Firefox: firefox. exe
StartupWMClass=
Wine should do this automatically after I installed my program, so the users would get the expected Icons and "Stacking- Mechanism" in Unity.