I am using Nautilus now, and back then when i was using Ubuntu i could right-click on an ISO file and automount it without the need to issue any command.
But now i am using Nautilus in Archlinux and it seems that it doesn't have the needed plugin for that to work, is anybody know what is the package name, or what should i do in order to get that feature ?
Best Answer
I don't know Arch Linux, but let me share what worked for me using openSUSE Leap 42.2 with GNOME 3.20.
openSUSE has a package called
gnome-disk-utility
. Installing it makes available the Disks app and the ability to mount ISO images from Nautilus.With
gnome-disk-utility
installed, mounting an ISO image is an easy task:To unmount the image, just click on the Unmount icon towards its entry at Other locations.
Curiously, it seems that those same instructions apply to Ubuntu and Debian. I discovered Disks at Ask Ubuntu. So maybe Arch Linux has a package (or whatever you name it) called
gnome-disk-utility
too and you could try doing that.I hope that helps anyone heading to this page (as did I).
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