Image Mount (cue, iso, mds, ccd, nrg) For Linux

Image Mount is a Nautilus script for those that want to use CDEMU without the gnome-panel applet or some other GUI.

I personally made it because I don't use gnome-panel so i can't use the applet provided, and I also am not too tempted by the GUIs available through the net.

So basicaly, as you can see in the screenshot attached, from Nautilus: Just right-click the disc image, click Mount Disc, and after a second a window with the mounted image content pops up.

I just tested this with Ubuntu Lucid so I'll make the 'tutorial' for Lucid too: You'll need to install gcdemu and cdemu-client from the cdemu ppa:  https://launchpad.net/~cdemu/+archive/ppa sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cdemu/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gcdemu cdemu-client

You'll also have to install Nautilus Actions Configuration Tool. I used version 2.30.2 when I did the export.

sudo apt-get install nautilus-actions

Got to copy the script from the attached archive to /usr/bin and give it exec permissions:

sudo cp /path/to/script/disc-mount /usr/bin/disc-mount sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/disc-mount

And the last thing is to import the config into Nautilus Actions. After that you should consider a reboot of the machine so that the cdemu daemon gets up and running and then everything should be allright.