Description: This is for those that want to use CDEMU without the gnome-panel applet or some other GUI. I personally made it because I don't use gnome-panel so i can't use the applet provided, and I also am not too tempted by the GUIs available through the net.
So basicaly, as you can see in the screenshot attached, from Nautilus: Just right-click the disc image, click Mount Disc, and after a second a window with the mounted image content pops up.
I just tested this with Ubuntu Lucid so the light installer I made will warn you if you try to run it under another distro. If however you test it with another one and it works fine please post the output of `cat /etc/*-release`
And one more thing before installing it through the install.sh script. It will reload nautilus so don't panic if your open folders will dissapear while installing this.
KNOWN BUGS: NONE
If you find any bugs please report to help improve this.Last changelog:
[0.2.1] > added notifications of success/failure of mounting > the current value is shown when choosing number of discs to be created > fixed aptitude installations from the installer scripts > fixed the folder opening with overloaded hdd > fixed script copy bug > fixed nautilus-actions entry bug
[0.2] > made installer for the script and the required dependencies > have 2 options for installing: nautilus-actions, nautilus-script > you can change the default number of virtual disks created from the install script > no longer require restarting the session for the daemon to run > installer automaticaly imports the nautilus-actions entry
[0.1] > made the disc-mount script > exported nautilus-actions entry
Sorry but I didn't (and I won't) make any uninstaller.
First of all remove cdemu:
killall cdemud
sudo apt-get remove gcdemu cdemu-client
sudo apt-get autoremove
Next is the removal of the nautilus entry:
If it's installed as nautilus script:
rm -f ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/disc-mount
If it's installed as nautilus action:
Open nautilus actions from menu or write "nautilus-actions-config-tool" in terminal and remove the entry.
That should do it.
i found an easier solution. Just put the script disc-mount in to the hidden folder in your home .Gnome2/nautilus-script. Right click on the iso image and select scripts-> disc-mount. it works perfectly.
i prefer nautilus-actions as it shows the mount option only for the supported file types and it's not in the scripts area (which for me is quite crowded) :) if you want it like that do as you wish
As you might have seen already, the script can now be installed either as a nautilus-actions entry or as a normal nautilus script. If anyone has other ideas or problems with this feel free to comment here and help improve the script.
i found an easier solution. Just put the script disc-mount in to the hidden folder in your home .Gnome2/nautilus-script. Right click on the iso image and select scripts-> disc-mount. it works perfectly.
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Im using 10.10 and now I can't mount any drive any kind, it would be cool if I could uninstall this...
Sorry but I didn't (and I won't) make any uninstaller. First of all remove cdemu: killall cdemud sudo apt-get remove gcdemu cdemu-client sudo apt-get autoremove Next is the removal of the nautilus entry: If it's installed as nautilus script: rm -f ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/disc-mount If it's installed as nautilus action: Open nautilus actions from menu or write "nautilus-actions-config-tool" in terminal and remove the entry. That should do it.
I wasn't asking for an uninstaller ^ ^ this worked great thank you kind sir.
i found an easier solution. Just put the script disc-mount in to the hidden folder in your home .Gnome2/nautilus-script. Right click on the iso image and select scripts-> disc-mount. it works perfectly.
i prefer nautilus-actions as it shows the mount option only for the supported file types and it's not in the scripts area (which for me is quite crowded) :) if you want it like that do as you wish
As you might have seen already, the script can now be installed either as a nautilus-actions entry or as a normal nautilus script. If anyone has other ideas or problems with this feel free to comment here and help improve the script.
i found an easier solution. Just put the script disc-mount in to the hidden folder in your home .Gnome2/nautilus-script. Right click on the iso image and select scripts-> disc-mount. it works perfectly.