Re: Proposed: gnome-volume-manager
- From: "D.M.D. Ljungmark ( Spider )" <spider takeit se>
- To: GNOME Desktop Hackers <desktop-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: Proposed: gnome-volume-manager
- Date: Tue, 20 Jul 2004 11:33:16 +0200
Jeff Waugh wrote / skrev:
Description:
GNOME Volume Manager is a simple state machine that acts as a policy
engine on top of HAL. It includes a control panel applet. Said policy
includes auto-mounting of any hot-plugged removable device, auto- mounting
of media such as CD's and DVD's, auto play of {Blank,Data, Audio,Video}
CD's, and auto importing of photos from camera.
(This is a fairly technical description... It's a configurator and
controller for handling hot-plugged drives and storage media, which allows
this kind of hardware to "Just Work" on the GNOME desktop. It's a very
modern replacement for magicdev.)
++
Very good, and not a moment too early (Years late according to some
users ;)
It will require us to shape up some on the distribution side, hwoever
thats minor issues and just forcing us to kick ourselves in the butt and
make happy evolution.
Does the preferences simply bail out if kernel.minorversion < 6, or does
it show options that won't work? I'm thinking of something like the
floppy formatter without a floppy drive in the system.
Regards,
Spider
@gnome.org
@gentoo.org
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