Uhm... my poit was rather that "not all" USB devices (actually quite a
few) have a phyisically meaningful "eject" function, so that in
principle Nautilus (or hal or whatever) should display -and issue- an
eject command only on devices which are "eject capable". I understand
the point for displaying "eject" instead of "unmount", as probably
newbies have no clue about what mounting/unmounting means, and that
probably this is again an issue of finding a balance between user
friendliness and UI dumbification. but unless we are capable of
detecting if a device can be ejected, I think that umount is the right
guy to call "behind the scenes". Anyway, install the backported package
to have everything working form the GUI.

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nautilus, media containing multiple partitions cannot be unmounted(with eject) 
(USB connected)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/108643
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