Files copied from CDs not locked up anymore - great!

Sean Hammond sean.hammond at gmail.com
Tue May 2 12:33:17 BST 2006


Those do sound like pretty big improvements. With Breezy, it's
entirely possible, by not unmounting a CD properly, to get it stuck in
the CD drive. It seems to me this is likely to happen to any new
non-expert user, and they will be very upset. They'll be completely
confused by the write permissions on files copied from a CD also. Out
of interest:

* Was the eject bug in Ubuntu, or in GNOME, Debian?
* Ejecting the CD seems like it might be hardware dependent. Has the
bug only been fixed for some hardware, or is it hardware independent
and fixed for everything?


On 4/29/06, Ari Torhamo <ari.torhamo at saunalahti.fi> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I got a pleasent suprise when I just installed Dapper beta and copied
> the contents of my backup CDs back to my system. After having copied the
> files none of them had any lock signs on them! My writing rights were
> preserved! I have always been annoyd about having to cumbersomely change
> the rights back as they were and digg up the instructions how to do it
> (chmod + something). Is this really a thing of the past now? If so, this
> is one more important step for Ubuntu toward user friendliness. The
> command line wizards out there propably don't care much, but for a
> regular user this really is a big improvement.
>
> Another improvement is that I'm now able to eject optical disks from the
> drive just by pressing the eject button. I hope that this really is a
> feature, not a bug that someone is working hard to fix :-o
>
> Who ever did these things really made my day :-)
>
> Ari
>
>
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