[Bug 97366] Re: Desktop suggests using "eject" in the drive icons context menu, but it is missing
Matthias Urlichs
matthias at urlichs.de
Thu Mar 29 07:50:21 UTC 2007
"Eject" seems to have gone missing here too.
This is a problem for two reasons:
- on USB sticks with more than one partition, previously "Eject"
unmounted all partitions. Without "Eject" I need to right-click on each
of them. That's a usability regression.
- On iPods and other sticks with an "safe/unsafe-to-remove" display,
software ejection causes that display to changefrom Unsafe to Safe.
That's a worse regression because there's sometimes a nontrivial
interval during which the system still flushes data to disk after an
unmount/eject command. iPods do not have a blinking disk access light
and there's no other way to find out whether you've waited long enough.
The "eject" command-line tool still does the right thing, so something
seems to have changed lately which now causes G-V-M to miss the fact
that the volume is on an ejectable medium.
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Desktop suggests using "eject" in the drive icons context menu, but it is missing
https://launchpad.net/bugs/97366
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