How to make bugs 'more important'?

[Doc BlackMind]

Hi there!
I wondered what I - as an end user - could do to make sure a bug is seen as more important. There is one specific bug in which being fixed I'm very interested... I already "voted" for it, but I'm not sure how important the votes are. And I think it might be against the etiquette if I add a "still not fixed" to the bug with every new wine version.
So what else could I do (I'm not a programmer)?

[Dutchy]

I'm only a user myself, and so far I've found the best thing you can
do is giving more detailed test reports, finding workarounds, etc
confirm bugs for new versions of wine as well

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 1:36 PM, Doc BlackMind
<[email protected]> wrote:

Hi there!
I wondered what I - as an end user - could do to make sure a bug is seen as more important. There is one specific bug in which being fixed I'm very interested... I already "voted" for it, but I'm not sure how important the votes are. And I think it might be against the etiquette if I add a "still not fixed" to the bug with every new wine version.
So what else could I do (I'm not a programmer)?

[austin987]

On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 6:36 AM, Doc BlackMind
<[email protected]> wrote:

Hi there!
I wondered what I - as an end user - could do to make sure a bug is seen as more important. There is one specific bug in which being fixed I'm very interested... I already "voted" for it, but I'm not sure how important the votes are. And I think it might be against the etiquette if I add a "still not fixed" to the bug with every new wine version.
So what else could I do (I'm not a programmer)?

Providing the needed traces always helps. Putting a 'still not fixed'
message once or so a month isn't too much. Keep in mind that wine is a
volunteer project (mostly), so people work on what they're interested
in. Try finding someone that can program that the bug affects