http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7131
--- Comment #19 from Adrian Bunk bunk@stusta.de 2009-11-02 22:02:19 --- (In reply to comment #15)
(In reply to comment #12)
Why isn't he a honest man and simply closes the bug citing lack of developer interest, if the goal is to get the number of open bugs lower?
The goal is to not have bugs open for issues which have been fixed.
And what's the value of the bugs that remain open?
After all, this bug will soon be 3 years old without any developer action ever.
But I don't see the point in wasting time or money if there's no developer interested in fixing this bug.
If there is a demo then there is an opportunity for a developer to be interested, I have fixed bugs where there has been sufficient information or a demo, there is none here and I don't own the game. I assume it's the same for others, no one will look when there is nothing to look at.
How do you expect me to put a demo online without breaking the law?
No one is trying to intentionally waste your time.
It's unlikely that this bug will progress until someone either guesses what it's doing, asks you for the right trace, guesses from that or gets a hold of a copy of it.
Where do you think the problem is not clear?
Looking at comment #1, Vitaliy Margolen seems to understand the basic problem is without further questions.
And looking at comment #9 you also seem to understand the basic problem.
For another bug in this game, I bought another copy of the game and sent it to Dan Kegel. If you promise to work on fixing this bug I can also get you a copy.
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