Anyway, it doesn't seem to integrate fine with pulseudio. I mean wine, not spotify itself. So the workaround I am using is to start Spotify killing the pulseaudio server (I'm always running it on a per user instance, not daemonized by root).
So the startup command is something like:
Exec=pulseaudio --kill; env WINEPREFIX="" wine "C:\\Program files\\Spotify\\spotify.exe"
Check out the desktop icon that wine creates when you make a regular install; edit the file and change/add the pulseaudio --kill sentence.
As I said, sometimes nevertheless Spotify stops working. I have no workaround for that yet, just have to restart Spotify again. It can be a little annoying. I'm pretty sure there's already a definite solution for that out there (please, somebody tell me if you know ;)).
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If I use this, does pulseaudio restart when I close spotify or would it require me to restart it manually?
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