Selim

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Posts: 52
Joined: Oct. 2006 |
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Posted: Nov. 03 2006,15:27 |
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Quote (WDef @ Nov. 03 2006,12:29) | For one thing, it encourages people to mount and umount in emelfm as root. |
To mount emelFM as root isn't needed. To umount I've added a button and an user command with the following code in emelFM:
Code Sample | sudo umount %f
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Of course it's only another workaround.
Btw, thanks to mikshaw, i've added 3 more buttons to emelFM: - To mount CD (Command: mount /dev/cdrom) - To umount CD (Command: sudo umount /dev/cdrom) - To eject CD (Command: sudo eject /dev/cdrom)
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