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i have a FAT partition on my system for storage purpouses, and from a time to now i'm seeing this message in nautilus:

"The media contains digital photo" message in nautilus" -- open with shotwell

There is any way to turn it off?

Thanks

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You might be interested in this bug. – detly Jun 8 '11 at 1:02

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Open a Nautilus window , then go to Edit>Preferences then go to the sixth tab there, you can set Nautilus behaviour, check the box that reads, Never ask ... enter image description here

Edit: This option is no longer available in Nautilus 3.2.1 (the version bundled with Ubuntu 11.10).

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This was helpful. Thank you! – Avetik Topchyan Jul 13 '11 at 1:53
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In Ubuntu 11.10 I have not found a way to disable this behaviour using a setting. However, I found that by simply de-installing shotwell, the message also goes away.

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You need to uninstall all photo-organising tools. Shotwell, gThumb, etc... – detly Jan 18 '12 at 2:45
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No, it is impossible by design to turn it off. A request to allow users to get rid of the media suggestions bar was closed as "won't fix".

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