Font and Boss Key Bug

[takaagry]

Hello, I just reinstall osu-winello with the newest version (15 hours ago as I write this) and found bugs.
The first one is the Boss Key (insert key by default) wont work so I cant hide osu.
The second one is the font on this version of osu-winello seems weird.

I've checked on windows 11 that this is not happen both the Boss Key and the Font, so I think this not the issue from the osu (probably).

Below is screenshots of the font that seems weird in my opinion.

screenshot001 or the first one is the screenshot I took from Windows 11
screenshot321 or the second one is the screenshot I took on Linux (EndeavourOS with KDE Plasma 6.2)
screenshot318 or the third one is the screenshot I took on Linux before this newest install (or before the crash yesterday)

Tbh I dont really mind about this bug, but I just hope this can be fixed if this somehow matter to anyone.

Note:

• The osu on Windows 11, I just fresh install it.
• The osu on Linux is fresh install of newest osu-winello, but then I replace the osu file with my older file (Skin, Song, config, database, ect)
• I've tried not replace the file on Linux and still got the same result

[whrvt]

peppy broke the workaround that allowed full windows-like behavior yesterday. These differences are hardcoded into the wine-specific version of osu!stable.

There is nothing to do other than bother peppy himself to fix this.

Also see my commit message: 21b49b7

[takaagry]

Thank you for the answer. My bad and sorry I'm not reading the commit message before install the latest update. Hope this can be fixed soon.

[whrvt]

There might still be hope, if all goes well with this: #121

[kartavkun]

maybe I am blind, but I don't see the difference xdd

[NelloKudo]

Readdressing the issue from last commit:

When osu! detects it's running on Wine, it forcefully changes how fonts look and disables some features (like Boss key): we've already addressed ppy on the issue, hopefully it gets fixed soon.

In the meanwhile, for those who want the usual fonts look and features back, you can edit ~/.local/bin/osu-wine
and set WINE_BLOCK_GET_VERSION to 1, since we fixed Proton to work with it as well.
The only downside to that is that, with a future stable update, it might just break again: if that happens, please
revert it to 0 as it is the behavior osu! (and its devs) expect on Wine.

I'll just leave a simple command to make the switch to 1 for those who don't want to manually edit the file:

sed -i 's/WINE_BLOCK_GET_VERSION=0/WINE_BLOCK_GET_VERSION=1/' ~/.local/bin/osu-wine

Hopefully we'll have no need for this anymore soon!