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Basically do what NautilusPlacesSidebar does with the drive/volume/mount eject/unmount/stop priorities. We follow this pattern: - always prefer Safely Remove if available (i.e. drive.stop()) - fallback to ejecting the mount/volume/drive if that's not possible - finally, fallback to unmounting the mount if even eject is not available This also means we don't care about the distinction between Stop/Eject/Unmount at this level. Disk Utility (or Nautilus) are available for those who want that degree of control, but the common case here should do the most useful action without presenting the choice. https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653520
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