Re: a humble request

[Simon Andrews <simon.andrews@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

oleksandr korneta wrote:

> the main advantage was that even if you turn off the automatic mounting 
> of removable media the mounting points were created in the /media right 
> after your SD_card/USB_stick/UMS_flashplayer was inserted. So I was able 
> to open a terminal (using a predefined hotkey), mount the media, copy 
> stuff, and unmount the media without touching the mouse. Now I feel like 
> handicap, because Nautilus is made for people with only one finger glued 
> to the mouse, and I don't know any other to mount/unmount the media...

You can still do this, but you now need to use gnome-mount rather than 
mount.  Don't be fooled by 'gnome' in the name, this is a command line 
application which allows the mounting and unmounting of removable media 
in the same way as they would have been automounted interactively within 
gnome.

It's a bit of a pain getting used to the fact that this has changed, but 
it's no harder than the old way once you've got used to it.

TTFN

Simon.