Being somewhat spoiled by the current state of Linux-on-the-desktop (Gnome in my case) I have become used to inserting a blank CD, point Nautilus to burn:///, dragging and dropping a few files into it, and finally clicking the “Burn to CD” button. Works beautifully. Of course I thought that Nautilus’ CD-burning would know about audio CDs. So I dragged a few WAV files into Nautilus and clicked the button. Voilà, a data CD containing a few Wav files! Not really what I wanted.
So, to avoid this in the future here is the command line to use:
I was getting too many reports of problems on using epilicious together with del.icio.us. What finally did it was Gnome bug #491977. The patch provided was applied in the 2.20 tree. In the current development tree I simply removed support for del.icio.us alltogether. It’s just not worth the hassle!
It’s just somewhat unfortunate that the name of the plugin doesn’t fit that well anymore.
As I wrote a while back the development version of Metacity now has support for _NET_MOVERESIZE_WINDOW. I’ve just compiled a bleeding edge version checked out of subversion and it’s all working fine. Excellent news for Jendela.
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