Mount-gtk is a front end for udisks and mount. It provides a means of mounting devices with udisks through a graphical interface. It is intended for use whenever automounting facilities are not desired or are not effective. It is built as a single-instance program: if the user attempts to start it when another instance of it is already running, the existing instance will be brought up on the current desktop. It will therefore not usually be necessary to mark it as displayable on all desktops.
| Licenses | LGPL |
|---|---|
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: The program now uses the udisks dbus interface as a backend.


Release Notes: libnotify >= 0.7.1 is now supported. There is now a hard dependency on the c++-gtk-utils library. Other minor improvements have been made.


Release Notes: Improvements have been made for compilation against GTK+3. A compilation option has been provided for c++0x, and for using the c++-gtk-utils-2.0.0-rc* library in place of c++-gtk-utils-1.2.* where available. Other minor improvements have been made.


Release Notes: Dbus-glib is no longer required where glib 2.26 or higher is installed. The program will now compile with gtk+ 2.91 (up to at least the current gtk+ 2.91.3). Other minor improvements were made.


Release Notes: A compilation option is provided for GTK+3 as well as GTK+2. A build error for Debian BSD was corrected.