Fri May 04, 2018 11:27 am
Wine takes some effort to start the first time after a clean reboot of your PC. I suppose it loads all that stuff it needs to run (dlls, libraries etc).
Winbox starts where you left it. If it was last on the "Managed" tab, next time you start it again, it will start on "Managed", so no discovery. If it was last on the "Neighbors" tab, it will start next time by discovering. Hope this is clear enough.
On my PC, a six-core (AMD FX-6100) cpu system, running Opensuse 43.1 and wine-2.0.1, it takes about 2 seconds @ 20% cpu use, from a cold start.
On my ancient netbook, 2-cores atom, it is the same cpu usage, but for about 5 seconds.
I think your system consumes time and effort normally, but if you think this is not correct, why not ask in wine forums? If any comes out, it would be a benefit for all of our community.