Description of problem: When removing a track from a playlist by right-clicking on it, there are two relevant menu entries: * Remove * Move to Wastebasket It is not clear what the difference is. In fact, 'Move to Wastebasket' will actually move the *original track* from your Library(!!), whereas Remove will do the right thing and remove the track from the playlist (but keep the Library as-is). This is very confusing, and will lead to people unintentionally losing tracks from their Library. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): rhythmbox-0.9.8-2.fc6 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create a playlist 2.Add a track to the playlist from the Library 3.Right-click on the track in the playlist 4.Try to decide what the opposite of step 2 is from the menu entries given Actual results: 'Move to Wastebasket' is selected, no confirmation required, track is removed from Library. Expected results: F-Spot is an example of an application that does this sort of thing much better.
Could you elaborate on the "F-Spot is an example of an application that does this sort of thing much better."? Should it be "Move file to Wastebasket"? Any other hints?
The F-Spot menu items read: Remove From Catalogue Delete From Drive
I filed this upstream for discussion: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=485730