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On 10/02/2009 02:10 PM, Alan E. Davis wrote: |
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> Hello, Walt: |
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> I had "Browse removable media when inserted" checked. Sure enough, |
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> when unchecked, a nautilus window opens. I also notice that two options |
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> are checked. I don't understand what the difference between them would be: |
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> Mount removeable drives when hot-plugged |
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> and |
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> Mount removable media when inserted |
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Thanks for asking -- you just solved two annoying problems for me :o) |
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An internal CD/DVD player is not a removable drive, but it does use |
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removable media. A USB stick is a removable drive but does not use |
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removable media. |
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A number of gnome apps are far more configurable than their settings |
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menu implies. To access some hidden settings you need to use the |
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gconf-editor utility, found in Applications::System tools::Configuration |
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Editor, or just type gconf-editor from a command prompt. |
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Navigate to apps::nautilus::preferences and look for several settings |
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relating to media, and experiment with those. |
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