clone 507630 -1 reassign -1 gnome-volume-manager retitle -1 disable automounting and handling of photo cameras, done by nautilus block 507630 by -1 thanks
Josselin Mouette wrote: > Le jeudi 04 décembre 2008 à 00:28 +0100, Michael Biebl a écrit : >> With --disable-automount, we are almost there already. >> I guess what we should remove additionally is AUTOPHOTO (handled by nautilus) >> and AUTOPRINTER. I'm wondering, if keyboard, mouse and tablet handling could >> still be useful? I didn't quite understand, what you meant with >> >>> * initiate actions when an input device is plugged (already >>> handled by Xorg) >> Autoconfiguration of those devices should be handled by Xorg nowadays (as >> soon >> as we start enabling the hal support in Xorg), but couldn't it be useful to >> start programs, if e.g. a tablet was connected? (not that I use that >> functionality myself, I'm just asking). > > Indeed. I don’t know if we have such programs now, but it might be > useful to launch them if there are some. > > In which case, the same goes with AUTOPRINTER. The printer will be > automatically configured or set as online by hal-cups-utils, but you > might want to pop up some application. Agreed, it probably also makes sense to remove the default value of AUTOPRINTER (which is gnome-cups-add hal://) and simply leave it blank. > So that only leaves AUTOPHOTO to remove, and probably AUTOVIDEOCAM in > the future when support for it is added in nautilus. Right. About changing the title of gnome-volume-properties: As this will break all translations, I'll leave that as is for the time being. Cheers, Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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