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The console window allows you to specify filtering parameters for recognising
USB keys as they are inserted.  If a key is inserted which matches the filter
then the copy process will start without requiring user interaction.  If a key
is inserted which does not match the filter then it will be ignored (the
console will display a greyed-out icon).  By default the filter parameters will
be set to exactly match the vendor name and drive capacity of the master key.

The default profile will format the blanks keys with a VFAT filesystem and the
volume label from the master key.  A file-by-file copy will be used to populate
the key and then MD5 checksums will be used to verify the copied files.

It is possible to create your own profiles that do anything you want with the
blank keys.  See L<App::USBKeyCopyCon> for more details.

=head2 Desktop Media Automount

While this program is running, it attempts to disable the GNOME desktop
environment's media automount behaviour - which would intefere with the copying
process.  If you're not running GNOME you may need to manually disable the
equivalent function in your desktop of choice.