This new version brings you some interesting new things in the module brought to you by your trully: nautilusburn.

First think it corrects is that it now works, last two version weren't because of API change, for better, in libnautilusburn land. It is also has all the features it C version has, which means that now you can:

• Drive.door_is_open
• Drive.get_media_type_full
• Drive.unmount
• Drive.eject

The Drive object now has a constructor, so you can explicitly create a new object like so:

import nautilusburn
d = nautilusburn.Drive ("/dev/cdrom")

And please note that if you intend to use Drive.unmount or Drive.eject you must start glib threads first:

import gobject
gobject.threads_init ()
import nautilusburn
d = nautilusburn.Drive ("/dev/cdrom")
d.unmount ()
d.eject ()

If you don't do this you'll recieve a pretty segfault warning you to do so and whatch python die on your hands >:)