I guess this isn't a bug in the technical sense, but it must seem like one for novice users. So it's more of a usability issue, but a serious and quite frustrating one for some people. If you click "safely remove" on a device in dolphin, while having that same device open in dolphin, it won't work. It says "This device is currently busy". I remember I was quite puzzled by this years ago, until I figured out that, of course, dolphin itself was the one keeping the device busy. It would be great if dolphin could just throw back to the home directory (or close a split screen) after being told to "safely remove" a device that is currently being viewed -- and only then try to unmount the device. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Insert USB stick or something 2. Open it in dolphin 3. Hit "safely remove" on the device entry in the panel Actual Results: "This device is currently busy" Expected Results: Dolphin should just close the view for the device and then unmount.
Thanks for the bug report, but I cannot reproduce the problem. Is the Terminal Panel being used?
Ah... so THAT's what's really keeping the device busy then. Thanks, you can close the report. I don't suppose too many novices will be using the terminal panel.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 158264 ***