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- | The program lists all the the available drives. Red ones are unmounted and green ones are mounted. | + | The program lists all the the available drives. Red ones are unmounted and green ones are mounted. |
- | If mnttool encounters an error and can't (un)mount the drive whose button you clicked, the button will remain | + | If **mnttool** encounters an error and can't (un)mount the drive whose button you clicked, the button will remain |
unchanged, but it won't display an error message. (However, if you launched from a terminal, then you'll see an error message there.) | unchanged, but it won't display an error message. (However, if you launched from a terminal, then you'll see an error message there.) | ||
- | It isn't possible | + | ====Environment Variables==== |
+ | **mnttool**'s behavior can be modified with the following environment variables. | ||
+ | Remember: if you set an environment variable in ~/.profile , you will need to log off and on for it to take effect. | ||
+ | ==FILEMGR== | ||
+ | This variable can be used to make **mnttool** automatically launch your favorite file manager upon the successful mounting of a drive. When a drive is successfully mounted using **mnttool**, | ||
- | It is possible | + | ==MNTTOOL== |
- | Simply add this line to your ~/ | + | This variable can be used to set the location of mnttool. |
- | | + | < |
- | where $prog is the file manager | + | where Y is equal to the distance from the top of the screen. |
- | for the first time.) | + | Note: This variable is overridden by the -g[eometry] argument. |
====Command-line options==== | ====Command-line options==== |