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Make storage devices appear on desktop when plugged in #38
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I follow how it works on Windows, you have a storage manager in the tray. I'm open for discussion regarding how this "should" work. Auto mount is not enough? |
Are you on IRC? Might be quicker do bounce back and forth some ideas. I am joining #draco on irc.freenode.net now. https://webchat.freenode.net/, channel #draco |
Actually, looking at QtFM, it seems like it can do it:
Time for me to get QtFM going. |
Auto mounting does not require qtfm (the storage manager code from qtfm is already included in draco). |
Then maybe I have not understood correctly. |
"Auto mount removable devices" in general settings? |
Continuation from #33 regarding an idea on how to increase usability.
Currently, just attaching a USB storage device does not make it show up on the desktop. This is unlike the Mac, and unlike e.g., Xfce.
I would like to make devices appear once they are plugged in, not only after they have been mounted. I know and love this behavior since the very early days of desktop GUIs (Lisa, Mac) and suspect that many users, especially new switchers to Linux, will expect this as the "normal" behavior.
Code-wise, this might be a relatively small change since probably https://github.com/rodlie/draco/tree/master/src/storage has most if not all of the code needed.
As a fallback, would be a setting for this acceptable? (Generally I try to avoid many settings since they tend to make things complex.)
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