Tim Tassonis wrote: > I know have two scripts, isomount and arcmount, defined as applications > for ISO Images and zip files respectively, that will mount the file > using fuse, then launch thunar on the derived mount point and unmount > the file after this thunar instance closes: > ... > fuseiso $FILENAME $MOUNTPOINT > thunar $MOUNTPOINT > fusermount -u $MOUNTPOINT
This will work as long as this is the first instance of thunar, or thunar is build w/o D-BUS support. Otherwise the thunar command will just send a message to the running instance and terminate right away. > Works mostly great. I get completely seamless integration of virtual > filesystems, with all the functionality of thunar. > > Which brings me to my next question. Is it possible to start thunar with > some command line options for the behaviour of this one invocation, not > changing the usual defaults. My idea would be something like this: > > thunar --sidepane=none \ > --location-selector=toolbar \ > --view=details \ > --no-home-escape > > meaning that I get no sidepane, a toolbar location selector, a detail > view and the inability to go out of the directory thunar was invoked with. No thats not possible currently. > Bye > Tim Benedikt _______________________________________________ Thunar-dev mailing list [email protected] http://foo-projects.org/mailman/listinfo/thunar-dev
