* Ryan McDougall <NQG24419@xxxxxxxxx>: [Please, I don't need a CC, I am a list subscriber!] > > maybe more a Nautilus question but affects the whole desktop as well: > > Why and when did Nautilus stopped displaying the volume name of > > CD-ROMs/DVDs and ejecting the drive on unmount? > > > > My nautilus (2.6) appears to be able to do what you describe, but maybe > I don't understand your question. If I mount a CD-ROM I like to see the CD-ROM name "Data CD 1" or something. All I see are the generic names "cdrom0" or "cdrom1". The program eject is installed and I can manually close and open the tray with "eject" and "eject -t". If I unmount a CD-ROM, I like to have Nautilus doing the eject for me. That worked in the past. Maybe it is a problem of the Debian package version I use. (Debian unstable) > It may comfort you to know that gnome- volume-manger will probably be > in 2.8, and it comes with some very nice volume handling that uses > HAL, D-Bus, and features of 2.6 kernel to make things like DVDs, > Memory cards, etc, all work like magic. I use gnome-volume-manager. -- Kai Weber » kai.weber@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.glorybox.de gpg-key: 0x594D4132 _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
