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Re: File open dialog: Where is my tab extension



On lun, 2004-07-19 at 14:36 +0200, Sven Luther wrote:

> Well, i was under the understanding that it was gnome-session's fault, for
> launching esd, but not killing it once it exists the session.

According to this bug report:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=187730

"had the very same problem with esound: I enabled auto spawn in esound
(/etc/esound/esd.conf; auto_spawn=1) and it just works as expected :-)"

So apparently a problem with esound default's configuration ...


> though. At LinuxTag, sven told me that udev and gnome-volume-manager would be
> the way to go, but the volume manager thingy cares only about CDs and such,
> but not about usb sticks, so this failed also.

g-v-m has a "Removable storage" place, I think it handles usb sticks
(anybody to confirm ?)


> Well, i want to know what you think about it, as main gnome maintainer or so,
> to know if i will be saddled with upstreams decision, if you plan to do
> something about it, or not, if it makes sense proposing solutions or even
> patches, or if it is just lost time, or if it would be best to propose a
> forked set of packages with reasonable behavior.

Let's calm down. We have no time/interest to fork the file selector.
First we should continue to discuss upstream in 136541 to fix the issue.


> > > And i still feel that it is the duty of a debian maintainer to be the
> > > interface between the users (and co-developers) and upstream, but maybe
> > >
> Well, this is what Jeff and co said here, didn't they ? 

I don't know, I've just got half of the thread in my box and read it
quickly. BTW you should not juge on what some guys said but rather have
a look on what most of GNOME Team guys are doing (ie: in the BTS,
bugzilla, list, ...). And since you probably don't have time to loose in
the BTS just for that, let me say it: we communicate with upstreams
(bugzilla, lists, ...) and try to work with them to solve the problems.



Cheers,

Sebastien Bacher



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