GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 410658
nautilus should show mount usage details when possible
Last modified: 2007-05-02 12:43:16 UTC
Currently there is no way to see how much of a particular mountpoint is in use. Only the free space is available. It would be nice if this information was available.
Created attachment 83086 [details] [review] Implements a pie chart that shows mount usage
Created attachment 83196 [details] [review] Updated colors to some from the tango palette
Created attachment 83208 [details] [review] Adds the filesystem type as well
Comment on attachment 83086 [details] [review] Implements a pie chart that shows mount usage from a quick try: it does not do any changes. where am I supposed to see the pie chart?
it should be visible on any mounted drive available in computer:// (such as the filesystem or a mounted cdrom) or on any mount point in the file system.
It seems my reworking of a few things in the latest patch has caused some problems...i'll put up a new version soon.
Created attachment 83413 [details] [review] Corrects the error of always showing the chart on mounts In the last update i had accidentally made the function that chooses whether or not the show the chart by using a gnome-vfs function but it would always return the volume the file/folder was on so it was always showing the chart. This reverts back to my previous method of deciding to show the chart.
I commited a patch based on the last one, but with a few leak fixes, a slightly different way to figure out when to add the chart and a lot of coding style fixups.