On Thu, Jun 24, 2004 at 09:44:21AM -0700, Ow Mun Heng wrote: > Guys, > > on Gnome 2.4, There used to be a way to mount disks like -> > cdrom/usb/etc when you use the right-click on the desktop. > > You get that little menu like > > ->Open New Terminal > ->Open In New Window > ->Create Folder > ->Create launcher > ->Paste Files > ->Disks <-------- Where's This in FC2 Gnome 2.6?? > -> use Default Background I'm not sure where that functionality went, but if the drive is listed properly in /etc/fstab, you should be able to open up "Computer," right-click the drive, and click "Mount Volume." Alternatively you can go to Gnome menu -> System Tools -> Disk Management and mount/unmount stuff that way. It seems like more work than the way you're describing, but I was overjoyed to find out I didn't have to open a console and do a mount every time.
