Description of problem:
I have been using ~/Virt/ to store my VM images. It appears virt-manager has changed, because I went to create a new VM and seem to be unable to choose both a custom location and a custom size for my VM.

In the "New VM" window, I can either choose the "Create a disk image on the computer's hard drive" option, which lets me choose a size but not a location, or I can choose the "Select managed or other existing storage" option, which presents a large window titled "Locate or create storage volume".

That window has an immutable list of "Storage Pools" with a single item ("default"). If I press the "New Volume" button, I'm presented with another dialog that won't allow me to create the image in any non-default location - I know this not because it specifies that, but because the free space shown is around what I think my root fs has - under 1GB. /home is on a different partition and has plenty of room.

If I press the "Browse Local" button, I'm presented with a file chooser titled "Locate Existing Storage". If I use that to browse to ~/Virt, it tries very hard to make me choose one of the existing images - but I don't want that, I want to create a new image for my new VM. If I Ctrl-click to deselect the existing image, and type in the name I want to use, and click "Open", everything but the "New VM" dialog closes. If I click "Forward" there, I see that the size of my possibly-to-be-created image is "1.0Gb".

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
virt-manager-0.8.2-1.fc12.noarch