Mount-gtk is a front end for pmount. It provides a means of mounting devices with pmount through a graphical interface.
It is principally intended for use where (i) the user does not want to make use of the automounting facilities of say, nautilus, as and when removable media are inserted in or removed from a computer, (ii) the removable media are not recognised by nautilus (or whatever else is used for automounting), (iii) the user wants to be able to mount filesystems on user demand which are not removable media, such as network filesystems, or (iv) the user just prefers pmount.
The program is built as a single-instance program - if the user attempts to start it when another instance of it is already running, the existing instance will be brought up on the current desktop. It will therefore not usually be necessary to mark it as displayable on all desktops - instead a normal program launcher for mount-gtk can be placed in the desktop panel and clicked on when the user wants it presented.
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Requirements:
· pmount
· GLib2
· gtk+
· dbus-glib >= 0.70
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Use udisks instead of pmount to mount block devices (configure.ac, README, src/Makefile.am; dialogs.cpp, main.cpp, mainwindow.h, mainwindow.cpp, mounter.h, mounter.cpp, prog_defs.h, preferences.h and preferences.cpp).
· Remove redundant reference to repopulate_mount_points() in MainWindow class definition (mainwindow.h).
· Change library linking order (src/Makefile.am).
· Remove unnecessary configure checks (acinclude.m4, configure.ac and src/Makefile.am)
· Add further header checks (configure.ac).
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