On April 19, 2005 22:12, Greg Meyer wrote: > On Tuesday 19 April 2005 11:26 pm, Rob Blomquist wrote: > > > Mimetype has nothing to do with it. �All you have to do is load > > > gnome-volume-properties as user and uncheck the auto stuff you don't > > > want to happen. > > > > Interesting.... > > > > Man, Mandrake is getting confusing to follow if you ask me. > > > > Under 10.1, which I am running, the program is gnome-cd-properties. > > Yes, sorry, gnome-cd-properties > > 10.2 became gnome-volume-properties because of the addition of other types > of removable devices.
Yes, gnome-cd-properties did the trick. I was able to turn off all the auto-launching. Thanks. I also learned something useful from this little program: the auto-launching is actually controlled by the scripts in /etc/dynamic/user-scripts. These scripts (if not disabled by gnome-cd-properties) actually control what app gets run in the various cases (blank disk, audio cd, data cd, dvd). So if you want to change the behaviour (e.g. have a different app auto-launched), you can edit these scripts (as root, of course). I think this also explains why the KDE config settings for what app to run don't have any effect. My Amarok is broken (separate story, I won't get into it here), so I wanted to launch Kaffeine to play audio cds. I changed the KDE setting, but it had no effect. I meant to ask about it here, but never got around to it. -- Ron ronhd at users dot sourceforge dot net Opinions expressed here are all mine. "As you know, necessity is the mother of invention. I don't know who the father is. Remorse, I guess." - Red Green
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