*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 191475 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191475
>
> The whole thing is stupid. There are sound underlying architectural
> changes to the virtual filesystem, however, the moving of the media from
> g-v-m to nautilus was wrong imo. Media should not be put in the same
> paradigm as files.
>
I can partly see the logic in this; deciding if there's a disk, and if it's
CD or DVD should probably be in gvf. What's on the disk (DVD or VCD video
files) should probably be in Nautilus.
The dialog should absolutely still be easy to find; the properties dialog
when you right-click the disk on the desktop would be a logical place (and
it should allow you to set actions for all recognisable disk types, not just
whatever happens to be in the drive right now)
The dialog also needs to go back on the "removable drives and media" tab.
That's absolutely a logical place for people to go looking for it.
I made my comments known on the relevant nautilus bug list, but the
> developers know best and blame my viewpoint on an inability to change
> rather than their bad design decision.
>
>
The gnome developers need to rethink what they're doing. You don't make
gnome more user friendly by removing or hiding all the options, you make it
userfriendly by putting the options in the place that users would most
naturally expect to find them! It doesn't hurt to have a dialog accessable
on two different menus either, if both places are somewhere a user is very
likely to look.
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[hardy] Cannot change default player for DVDs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221330
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