Description of problem: nautilus-cd-burner creates "on the fly" data DVDs with filenames getting truncated to 8.3 format when read by (at least) Windows. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): nautilus-cd-burner-2.16.0-3.fc6 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add a file like "Long filename with intërnätionål characters.doc" to the CD/DVD creator. Burn a DVD. 2. See the original filenames being displayed correctly on the DVD with Fedora. 3. Give DVD to Windows using colleague or anyone from the vast majority of computer users and wait for them asking what the h*ll you're playing at, and what "LONG____.DOC" is. ;) Actual results: All filenames are truncated to ALL CAPS 8.3 format when the DVD is read in e.g. Windows. Expected results: The data should be unchanged; the original filenames should be accessible by Windows too. Additional info: This (missing Joliet support?) has been patched upstream, see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=359997 Please release a patched Fedora RPM asap. I set severity to High because this effectively makes nautilus-cd-burner's DVD feature useless, unless one only intends to use the DVDs on Linux systems. I made a bunch of back-up DVDs, only to later find out that they're useless in the OS I would have to temporarily resort to in case I should actually need the back-ups...
nautilus-cd-burner-2.16.0-5.fc6 has been pushed as a testing update. Can you verify that it works?
Yes, it's working now. Thanks! (I don't know if I'm supposed to close the bug now, or if you'll do that once the fix has been pushed as a regular update?)
I'll close it. It'll be moved to final later.