Kaixo!
On Tue, Aug 31, 1999 at 08:57:57AM +0000, Terrapin wrote:
> >In fact gmc, when launched for the first time, adds an icon for any partition
> >that is user mountable (has 'user' in the options field in /etc/fstab).
>
> Gnome has had that feature since RH6. Their icons also have the
> capability to eject cd's and zip disks.
>
> >Is anything else needed ?
>
> Re-fix the touch /etc/resolv.conf....in madrake_everytime
Maybe what can be done is choose better icons if possible.
If the device in /etc/fstab is '/dev/fd[0-9]*' then a nice floppy icon is
used; for all others there is the standard 'block device icon'; not
very beautiful nor meaningful.
What are the standard names in /mnt on a mandrake ?
Maybe I can patch a little gmc so it uses the zip-drive icon when
the mount point is /mnt/zip, for example.
BTW, the script for KDE should be chandes also imho, and not search for
'vfat' but rather search for 'noauto' in options; indeed, there is no
real need to have an icon for the windows partition on the
hard drive if it is mounted at boot time; and miss an icon to mount
ext2 ZIP drives...
There isn't either much sense to add an icon to mount/unmount a drive
if the user doesn't have the right to do it.
Searching for 'user' in the /etc/fstab would be the best imho: the user
can do it, and they are likely to be removable ones (as non removable ones
are generally mounted at boot time and not unmounted until shutdown)
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