Thanks for your help Dave,
I tried to implement the command as root:
slapt-src gnome-disk-utility
but I got no response. When I hit the enter key it just sent me back to
the terminal prompt. I got no confirmations or errors.
When I tried to run the gnome-disks command, It told me no such file.
Could it be that this package does not exist on my machine? What do you
think?
On 11/11/21 9:50 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
The utility is called gnome-disks. You can type that into the run
dialogue. Even better, you can add it to the menus by starting mozo
from the run dialogue. Suppose you want to put it on the
'accessories' menu. You could navigate to 'accessories', and make a
new item. The command would be "gnome-disks", and the shortcut would
be whatever you want.
On 11/11/21 21:34, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
Thanks Dave.
Now, if I issue this command
slapt-src gnome-disk-utility
as root, would the system add a new utility to the menu? Or do I have
to add it myself? If so, where can I find this utility once It
becomes available?
Cheers,
Ibrahim
On 11/11/21 9:08 PM, Linux for blind general discussion wrote:
slapt-src gnome-disk-utility
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