When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
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Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
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Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
When you open Nautilus with a normal user without admin rights, you can
see humanized names (Floppy Drive, 151.8 GB Media).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--normal-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698445/nautilus--normal-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead
When you open Nautilus using "sudo nautilus", you can see device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0).
** Attachment added: "nautilus--admin-user.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/25698449/nautilus--admin-user.png
--
Nautilus uses device names (floppy0, sda1) instead of humanized names (Floppy
Dr
When using any admin application, the file dialogs reproduces the bug.
In this example, I'm trying to import a key file using Software Sources
application (which runs with admin rights). You can see the device names
(floppy0, sda1, cdrom0) in the Places sidebar.
** Attachment added: "software-sour
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