Hi,
something caught my eye while writing the design document:
T(A)ILS currently has media automounting / auto open enabled at the
GNOME level. This only applies to removable disks.
I think this breaks the assertion on top of T(A)ILS homepage:
no trace is left on local storage devices unless explicitly asked.
Shall we replace "local storage" with "fixed storage"?
Or disable media automounting / auto open (easy via GConf)?
Practically speaking, disabling media automounting implies a user
would need to double-click the drive icon on the desktop in order to
give herself read-write access to a USB stick.
I think this has no major drawback in terms of usability and am thus
in favor of doing this.
Bye,
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