Description of problem: Only cameras, etc. It should probably be retitled in the menu. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-volume-manager-2.22.0-3.fc9
Yeah, but ...translations anyway, we've removed it from the default install for now, since its usefulness is now drastically reduced.
the camera bits will be handled by nautilus too once we unbreak gvfs
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*** Bug 446565 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I have for years set my gnome preferences to not automount media on insertion (much less open it). Not only was this preference forgotten in the upgrade, but gnome-volume-properties doesn't even show /any/ options for removable media. Have these options been deliberately removed?
(In reply to comment #5) > Have these options been deliberately removed? No, they have been moved to nautilus; see /apps/nautilus/preferences/media* in gconf-editor.
Which of the media keys do I mod to open gtkpod when FC detects an ipod? You should add an option to manually select your preferred application to the popup that comes up whenever FC detects the ipod... Right now I can only choose rhythmbox, do nothing, or open folder..
Is this still used for anything in rawhide? Should it be removed?
> You should add an option to manually select your preferred application to the > popup that comes up whenever FC detects the ipod You have that option in current rawhide > Is this still used for anything in rawhide? Should it be removed? It is no longer in the default install. We didn't feel like removing it altogether as long as it is part of upstream gnome releases. Also, there is still some funcionality that needs to be moved over to nautilus, such as disk-full warnings.
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