I am sure running inside a virtual machine is also causing it to have trouble finding peers. But honestly, I get a healthy stake and never have trouble syncing the wallet, usually syncs within a seconds of launch unless it has days worth of catching up to do.
The virtual machine could be why I am getting orphans. These are the same conditions I ran all the previous wallet versions under, which also produced orphans, but clearing them never caused an issue in the past. But I have no plans to remove the wallet from it's sandbox as long as it continues to be extremely resource hungry. I would rather starve it and get orphans than slow down everything else.
Anyway, I know the bug exists, I've tried it under fresh OS installs, after wallet restarts, etc and any time there are orphans to be cleared it glitches now. I've been dealing with the orphan problem for probably 12-18 months and never had the overview page glitch prior to this update. It's not a huge deal, easy to fix / workaround, but I can assure you the issue is present and seemingly unrelated to my particular setup. If you are not generating orphans than you would not be able to reproduce it.
Seems to me for every orphan you have staked, it hides a real transaction on the overview page when you clear them. Since it shows 4 transactions by default, if you have 4 orphans then they all get turned into [0.00] on the overview page. I think the case when I see only 1 or 2 changing to [0.00] is when I have only 1 or 2 orphans.
But like I said, I'm not too worried about fixing the orphan problem, I get plenty of UTC from staking and if I am missing out on a few a day I am fine with that. Just annoying when I clear the orphans then have to restart the wallet because I don't always remember to turn staking back on.
I have refered it PressTab for comment - will let you know what he says.
Just an observation on staking - if you stake every 2-4 weeks for a few hours - the return is the same for continuous staking - and its far less hassle and more secure than leaving your wallet always unlocked and staking. Sure you are supporting the network by always having your wallet online. It also creates far fewer individual transactions (and larger indiv stakes) for your wallet (requiring fewer consolidations for efficient wallet operations).
I'm just wondering if you have thousands of transactions/inputs involved in each stake and this is perhaps a draw on resources causing your issue/freeze and orphans. As I mentioned in a previous post I consolidate all my wallets (UTC and other) every 6-12 months to keep things lite.
As I remember your debug log was massive suggesting long running with perhaps 1000's of small stakes and I suggested you consolidate your wallet to make it a bit more streamlined. You likely have a very heavy wallet in terms of data and its probably not helping.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16838231
Cheers