Note: Dolphin's and Device Notifier's Safely remove only un-mounts,
but not ejects (so, it's still Connected). And there is no separate
Eject button in the dolphin/device notifier at all.
Just updated to KDE SC 4.4. The Device notifier now disconnects iPod
properly. The questions about What is
It is to save changes in the iPod, if the eject option is not used the
DB and files remain unchanged.
Isn't this is what the Save icon in the tool bar for?
I mean, strange..
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Gtkpod's built-in Eject function doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/519167
You received this bug
Well, it's not obvious, I think... In particular, in my daily using of
the program, I always clicked Save thinking it's flushing all
changes to the device, and I clicked Eject just in case. So, I had
many chances to loose the data (which wasn't happen just because of some
luck).
I think Save
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gtkpod
Hi, I'm using gtkpod(-aac) package on my PC with Kubuntu 9.10.
I have iPod Classic 80GB
Here's quick info on the package:
Package: gtkpod
State: installed
Automatically installed: yes
Version: 0.99.14-2ubuntu3
Priority: extra
Section:
Side note: I'm pretty sure, kradio does not require unstripped
libav*-dev packages.. However, I can't install regular ones as well,
if I have kubuntu-restricted-extras installed (and I have it, since
it's useful for me), because they conflict.
So the problem is that you cannot install
2Reinhard Tartler:
In ubuntu, we do not want ANY applications to be built against the
*unstripped* variants of libavcodec as a saftey guard. If users want to
do that at home, fine, but we actually cannot do that in ubuntu because
that introduces just even more confusion as we already have in
