Description of problem: One of the most convenient features of GNOME 2.2 (and older) was the way removable devices (or user-mountable filesystems on a fix disk for that matter) could be mounted/unmounted/ejected via the desktop right-click menu. For some strange reason, this has in RHEL 4/the newer GNOME releases been replaced by an MS Windows style "Computer" icon that's a lot more cumbersome to use. You have to locate the icon (possibly move windows that are in the way first), double click on that, then point correctly at another icon before you get the correct context menu to do the actual job. Compare that with just pointing anywhere in the desktop and clicking with the right button... Please give me back the "Disks" submenu of the right-click menu! Yes, I know devices may also be auto-mounted, but often it is desirable to disable this feature to get more control over what is going on Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.8.0-3 How reproducible: N/A
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