The gnome-disk-utility project provides the Disks and Disk Image
Mounter applications for dealing with storage devices and a
gnome-settings-daemon plug-in for notifying the user about problems
with storage devices.
Changes since gnome-disk-utility 3.7.0:
David Zeuthen (30):
Post-release version bump to 3.7.1
RAID Disks dialog: Add buttons to start/stop data scrubbing
Reword ATA SMART failure notification
Show notification when RAID array is degraded
Remove empty line
Slightly rework how RAID state is conveyed
Also show spinner in device tree if a MD-RAID scrub is in progress
Convey data rate and remaning time for MD-RAID sync operations
Hide MD-RAID rate label when not used
Improve checking whether a sync op is underway
Make it possible to start/stop data scrubbing operations from the drive menu
Revert "RAID Disks dialog: Add buttons to start/stop data scrubbing"
Avoid hiding widgets only to show them again
Add a "Power Off" icon for drives that can be powered off
Only ask for confirmation for drive power off, if multiple drives are involved
Use "Edit Partition…" instead of "Edit Partition Type…"
Use "Edit Filesystem…" instead of "Edit Filesystem Label…"
Reword tooltip for eject button
Reword confirmation text for the "Power Off" confirmation dialog
Revert "Added keywords to .desktop files"
Add keywords to the desktop file for the Disks application
Update keywords for Disks application
We no longer ship help files so remove X-GNOME-DocPath
Alert the user by playing a sound the first time a read error happens
Show warning dialog if read errors occured during disk image creation
Reword text in the dialog shown if read errors happened during image creation
Use "…" instead of "..." in string
Update copyright years
Update FSF's snail-mail address
Update NEWS for release
Updated translations: Aurimas Černius, Daniel Mustieles, Dimitris
Spingos, Fran Diéguez, Hajime Taira, Nicolás Satragno, Nilamdyuti
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