On the file manager when right-clicking on a USB flash drive, it says "Avaa", which means "Open".
"Irrota" would be the correct translation, at least the closest I can think of.
I have confused it for the same as opening the properties panel or in the Disks window and got mad so I posted this :)
Edit: Title was little confusing
"Eject" should be "Irrota" in Finnish, in the file manager
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"Eject" should be "Irrota" in Finnish, in the file manager
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PS, I'm still learning correct terms for stuff, so sorry for any confusion!
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Re: "Eject" should be "Irrota" in Finnish, in the file manager
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Re: "Eject" should be "Irrota" in Finnish, in the file manager
Fix it yourself:
https://launchpad.net/~linuxmint-transl ... am-finnish
https://translations.launchpad.net/linu ... t/+lang/fi
https://launchpad.net/~linuxmint-transl ... am-finnish
https://translations.launchpad.net/linu ... t/+lang/fi
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