Mark - right they didn't :-) The problem is twofold:
* The current Files Place UI is especially designed for browsing your history - not for discovering new files (with the exception of the Favorite Folders and Downloads groups on the front page).
* Crawling the ~/Music directory (or really g_get_user_special_dir (G_USER_DIRECTORY_MUSIC) to respect the xdg specs) is quite a dangerous thing to do without negatively impacting the system responsiveness. Of course it can be done, but is non-trvial to get right.
What we could consider for Natty:
* Use MPRIS2 to pre-populate it using the playlist API
* Or even simpler, just sticking a button/link in the top of the Files/Audio that launch your music player
* Or simplest of all, putting a link for ~/Music in the Audio section.
* Or a clever combination of all of the above
Mark - right they didn't :-) The problem is twofold:
* The current Files Place UI is especially designed for browsing your history - not for discovering new files (with the exception of the Favorite Folders and Downloads groups on the front page).
* Crawling the ~/Music directory (or really g_get_user_ special_ dir (G_USER_ DIRECTORY_ MUSIC) to respect the xdg specs) is quite a dangerous thing to do without negatively impacting the system responsiveness. Of course it can be done, but is non-trvial to get right.
What we could consider for Natty:
* Use MPRIS2 to pre-populate it using the playlist API
* Or even simpler, just sticking a button/link in the top of the Files/Audio that launch your music player
* Or simplest of all, putting a link for ~/Music in the Audio section.
* Or a clever combination of all of the above