This is the screenshot:
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Date: 2025-10-14 20:53:39 +0200
From: Patrick Cardona <[email protected]>
Subject: GWorkspace: icons shown on the Desktop even without any
plugged device
Hello,
- I set the relevant lines with UUID in /etc/fstab:
UUID=793050c4-7577-4f65-9877-596c21d21311 /mnt/CRUCIAL ext4
defaults,noauto,users,rw,nofail 0 0
UUID=5B74-A562 /mnt/CLEPAT vfat defaults,noauto,users,rw,nofail 0 0
- I added and set the mount points '/mnt/CRUCIAL' ans '/mnt/CLEPAT' in
'SystemPreferences/Volumes';
- When a disk is plugged, I can open the relevant View to browse the
disk contents from the icon shown on the desktop and unmount it with
DND on the Recycler: this is the expected behaviour and it works fine.
But it happens that, even without any plugged device, the menu
'Tools/Check Disks... (#E)' still shows all the device icons like in
the following screenshot:
Why?
Something to change in /etc/fstab?
An issue in SystemPreferences or in GWorkspace?
A missing DBus message?
Regards,
Patrick
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Patrick Cardona - Pi400 - GNU/Linux aarch64 (Debian 13.1)
Xorg (1:7.7+24) - libcairo2 (1.18.4-1+rpt1 arm64)
Window Maker (0.96.0) - GWorkspace (1.1.0 - 02 2025) - Theme: PISIN -
MUA: GNUMail (1.4.0)
