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Desktop Media creates desktop shortcuts for flash drives, removable media

Desktop Media
When you insert a USB flash drive or removable storage like a CD or SD card into a Linux computer, you’ll often see a shortcut pop up on your desktop. When you do the same thing in Windows, you probably see an often-annoying pop up menu asking what you’d like to do with your removable media.

Desktop Media is a small Windows app that brings up a Linux-like desktop shortcut whenever you insert removable media. The application can automatically detect CDs, DVDs, RAM disks, or removable flash drives or other storage. When you remove the drive, the shortcut disappears.

Desktop Media is available as a free download for Windos XP or Vista.

[via Freeware Genius]

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