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      Whilst I was away at LinuxWorld Expo I see <a
      href="http://primates.ximian.com/~fejj/blog/archives/000034.html">Jeff</a>
      and <a
      href="http://blogs.gnome.org/view/cneumair/2005/10/06/0">Christian</a>
      carried on the discussion started by Wingo.
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    <p>
      Jeff is correct and if I'd thought about it at the time I'd have realised
      that g-v-m is only responding to the "new media" signal from HAL, which
      has to wait for the drive to spin up.  One idea is that maybe HAL should
      emit a pre-device-added signal so that g-v-m can pop up a notification
      area icon saying that <em>something</em> has been inserted and it's being
      probed.
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    <p>
      However I'm not a great fan of Christian's proposal.  Personally I'd
      prefer we invented some MIME types, i.e. application/x-device-cdda for
      "can play audio CDs" and g-v-m can then display lists of applications
      based on the MIME type keys, and also use the startup notification
      information in the .desktop files.
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