Re: ISO9660/cdrom progress
"Axel Dörfler" <[email protected]>
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Tyler Dauwalder <tyler-cyCl/[email protected]> wrote: [...] > > Something like this, yes - I think it would be enough flag the main > > sessions on the disk, so that Tracker only shows those. Optionally, > > it > > should be able to show all sessions on the disk, though (not > > necessarily the correct tree, that would be overkill). > I don't know; I for one would be thoroughly impressed by an OS that=3D > 20 > charted out the proper inheritance tree for a complex multi-session=3D > 20 > disc. I think it would at least be nice to know the proper ordering=3D > 20 Okay, me too :-) > that leads up to each leaf session, but once we know that, I doubt > it's=3D20 > much more (if any) work to know the whole tree.=3D20 > > For Tracker then, we could maybe have something along the lines of a=3D > 20 > "session chooser" item in pop up menus for volumes existing on=3D20 > multi-session media that opens up a window showing the session=3D20 > inheritance tree, allowing you to mount and unmount sessions at will. > I=3D20 > think that sort of interface would make CD backups a lot more useful=3D > 20 > (providing an easily accessible, almost CVS-like backup history). Yes, it probably makes the session chooser a lot more useful this way... but how would you provide that feature=3F Have a parent session field somewhere, and flag the sessions which doesn't have any children (since they are the main sessions)=3F Adios... Axel.