<commit_before>
         CONTROLLING WHAT IS SHOWN IN THE USER INTERFACE
         ===============================================

The gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor process is responsible for the disks,
media, mounts and fstab entries shown in the desktop user
interface. In particular, the Desktop Shell (gnome-shell), the Files
application (nautilus) as well as any other application using the GLib
APIs, is using information from this process.

In general, disks or media with mountable filesystems are shown, as
are fstab entries. These are collectively referred to as "devices" in
the following.

A device is either mounted (in which case its directory is known) or
it's not. If the device is not mounted, then its directory is known
only if it's referenced in the /etc/fstab file. Similarly, the options
for a device is either the options the device is currently mounted
with, or if not mounted, the options from its /etc/fstab if any.

If the directory for a device is known and outside /media, $HOME
(typically /home/foo) or $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR (typically /run/user/foo)
then the device is not shown in the user interface. Additionally, if
any of component directories in its directory starts with a dot ("."),<commit_msg>Fix typo<commit_after>
         CONTROLLING WHAT IS SHOWN IN THE USER INTERFACE
         ===============================================

The gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor process is responsible for the disks,
media, mounts and fstab entries shown in the desktop user
interface. In particular, the Desktop Shell (gnome-shell), the Files
application (nautilus) as well as any other application using the GLib
APIs, is using information from this process.

In general, disks or media with mountable filesystems are shown, as
are fstab entries. These are collectively referred to as "devices" in
the following.

A device is either mounted (in which case its directory is known) or
it's not. If the device is not mounted, then its directory is known
only if it's referenced in the /etc/fstab file. Similarly, the options
for a device is either the options the device is currently mounted
with, or if not mounted, the options from its /etc/fstab entry, if
any.

If the directory for a device is known and outside /media, $HOME
(typically /home/foo) or $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR (typically /run/user/foo)
then the device is not shown in the user interface. Additionally, if
any of component directories in its directory starts with a dot ("."),
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