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Created attachment 518047 [details] screenshot Description of problem: After installing thunar-volman and opening these settings window there aren't any default values set. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): thunar-volman-0.6.0-2.fc15.i686 How reproducible: allways Steps to Reproduce: 1. install thunar-volman 2. open volume settings Actual results: no default values for commands to execute i.e. a printer is connected are set Expected results: default values should be set for all options even if the option is disabled. Additional info:
What should be the default value that you would expect there? It's basically anything the end user wants when a printer is attached. There's not much way of knowing what they might want...
AFAIR there haven been default values at least on Xfce 4.6. For a printer it makes sense i.e. to install this printer if it gets connected like windows does.
Cups should take care of that automatically. It did here without thunar-volman getting involved at all.
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