I wanted to get the Fedora communities opinion on popping up a burn:// folder when a blank CD is inserted into the drive. Right now we pop it up which makes sense because if you pop in a blank CD most likely you want to burn to it. Problems come in when a user is using browser mode in Nautilus. If you pop the CD in and out a couple of times you get a bunch of burn:// folders. Since you get a CD icon on the desktop which you can double click to open up the burn:// folder I am wondering if I should turn this off by default. I am of no opinion either way so I want to see how everyone else feels. -- John (J5) Palmieri Associate Software Engineer Desktop Group Red Hat, Inc. Blog: http://martianrock.com
