On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, Norman Carver wrote: > problems). I cannot believe that others are not complaining about this since I have reported it as well, as did various others. Read the list. I also mailed to Juan that it is still not completly fixed. But people seem to be quite busy fixing other things. Lets have some patience.
> > Additional usability problems for supermount under KDE: > (1) Most important: after CDROM has been accessed via Konqueror, when > you eject the CDROM, tray opens and then immdiately closes again. This > happens as long as any Konqueror windows are open--even those that have never > accessed /mnt/cdrom. So, you have to close ALL Konqueror windows to get your > CD back--unless you want to forcibly restrain the tray. (This does not > happen if you simply cd into /mnt/cdrom--you can eject the CDROM even while > shell windows are still open to /mnt/cdrom.) This is most likely related to the polling konqueror does on directories. Does it also happen if you use the fam-service (you NEED to enable portmap as well, which is stupid since it doesn't do that by default? I think polling should be turned of for cdroms and floppies, but well... Danny
