Arjan van de Ven writes:
True. But one of them, the ext3, looked more serious. OK, I'll hold off on the bugzilla.I know the kernel developers are working on some of these (and they're widely published) but the priority is ... well relatively minor. Think of it this way: to mount a filesystem you need to be root, or your desktop environment must trust you enough that you have local access to the machine; if your aim is to crash the machine you have access to... you can also unplug the power cord :) (but this is a very good argument to make sure our desktop environments don't mount "external" filesystems such as cds and usb sticks automatically; especially if the filesystem isn't one native for the device; eg iso9660 for the cd and vfat for the usb stick)
Wonderful. Now that we've made leaps and bounds in terms of desktop usability on a typical personal desktop, we have to rewind the clock and go back to the clumsy ways of years gone by.
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