Hi all,
On 04/28/2016 09:55 PM, Rob Owens <row...@ptd.net> wrote:
----- Original Message -----
>From: "Matthew Melton"<m...@mjmworks.co.uk>
>A brief aside.
>Although not an automounter I remember using bbsmount on blackbox. I can't
>remember how to configure it but it sat in the blackbox dock and if I remember
>and showed icons for all the drives you wanted to show. A click would mount the
>drive and another click would unmount it. I used it for ages , after abandoning
>gnome, as an alternative to automounting. I believe it works with other window
>managers too, Judging from the man page here
>https://manned.org/bbsmount/d797faf8
>
>I believe it was a blackbox add-onhttp://blackboxwm.sourceforge.net/ but the
>add on page is currently showing a 503 service unavailable so can't check.
>The code, if it can be obtained, might prove useful as an alternative or
>optional addition to a slimline CLI automounter. The idea of which I like the
>sound of a lot.
pcmanfm does this as well, though it relies on udisks2 and that now requires
systemd (on Debian, anyway). I believe Thunar had very similar functionality.
spacefm, as some have mentioned here, also has this functionality but it allows
the use of different backends for performing the mounts. As I recall, the
choices were pmount, udevil, udisks, udisks2, and possibly others.
-Rob
Here you are a device manager script for openbox. It's called
obdevicemanager. I took it from the Arch's forum, but currently the link
is broken.
http://gnuinos.org/obdevicemenu/
The bad news. It depends on udisks2, i.e. dbus.
Aitor.
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