I watched it several times, but found it difficult to read (poor vision i suppose) and kinda hard to follow since my espanish este mucho sucko.
I kinda got the impression that the device you’re trying to unmount is a cellphone? Bluetooth or USB connection? Just from the little i could make out, i’m thinking that maybe connecting via a USB cable might be a good test to see whether it’s bluetooth or something else. Linux bluetooth, at least within my limited experience, can be a little bit funky to get set up right, especially if your linux-box gets suspended, something about bluetooth-suspend-recovery is a little flakey imo.
How’d you make the video? Cellphone? I don’t know how to do all that stuff. I remember there’s a utility called something-or-other, “peek” or something (read about it here, or was reading here when i hallucinated it) that makes a video from screenshots, no time for the details of that, but it might be a real good thing for “somebody” to stick in the welcome-app and/or mate-control-center since it’s so diagnostically useful.
It is really difficult to find the balance between making things easy and making them hard, all the touchscreen stuff i have seen so far makes it hard by trying to make it easy… imo, others may find it easy to type on a teeny little keyboard where each letter is about 1/10 the size of a finger. The gnome touchscreen stuff available right now is every bit as good as the stuff on my ipad, imo.
Some… shall we call them… profit-oriented, some profit-oriented folks have given up on the idea of a linux cellphone. I most definitely have not. Unless i miss my guess the blackberry keyone will be the first place i deploy hoss because if the keyone is what i think it is, all it needs is the software to become a perfect hand-held computing device. Okay, i’m rambling again, i’m old, it happens.