I would also love to see this behaviour reverted. I have my main hard drive partitioned into about 15 partitions and all I see when I go to the Computer is 15 instances of 250GB Hard Disk... while the rest has been truncated. This does not help me choose the right icon. It does not even give me useful information. If it gave me the size of the partition, it might help. I don't really care about how big the overall medium is, I just want to know how much spcae is available to me and it is silly to assume that the size of the drive is the same as the space availabe. I also really think that this is just an eye sore and completely unnecessary. If anyone needs to know how big their hard drive is, they can easily right click on the icon and go to properties or simply use the System Manager.
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