GNOME tool manages storage devices and helps users to organize their data. The tool helps to mount, unmount, format, and manage removable storage devices such as flash drives, external hard drives, and SD cards. It is available on various Linux distributions.
If you are looking for a package that provides libraries and applications for storage device management, then gnome-disk-utility might be what you need. This package comes loaded with a variety of tools and options that can help you deal with storage devices more effectively.
Installing gnome-disk-utility is a relatively straightforward process. You can start by navigating to the directory that contains the package's source code and configuring the package for your system by entering the command `./configure`. If you encounter issues with `csh`, try typing `sh ./configure` instead. Please note that running `configure` may take some time, so be prepared for some waiting. While the process is running, the package will print messages detailing the features it is checking for.
Once you have completed configuration, you can compile the package by entering the command `make`. If needed, you can also run self-tests using the `make check` command. To install the programs, data files, and documentation, enter the command `make install`. If you wish to remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory, enter `make clean`. To completely remove the files created by `configure`, you can enter `make distclean`. While there is a `make maintainer-clean` option, this is primarily for the developers of the package.
Overall, gnome-disk-utility is a solid option for anyone who regularly deals with storage devices. Its various tools and features make it easy to manage your storage in a more effective and efficient manner.
Installing gnome-disk-utility is a relatively straightforward process. You can start by navigating to the directory that contains the package's source code and configuring the package for your system by entering the command `./configure`. If you encounter issues with `csh`, try typing `sh ./configure` instead. Please note that running `configure` may take some time, so be prepared for some waiting. While the process is running, the package will print messages detailing the features it is checking for.
Once you have completed configuration, you can compile the package by entering the command `make`. If needed, you can also run self-tests using the `make check` command. To install the programs, data files, and documentation, enter the command `make install`. If you wish to remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory, enter `make clean`. To completely remove the files created by `configure`, you can enter `make distclean`. While there is a `make maintainer-clean` option, this is primarily for the developers of the package.
Overall, gnome-disk-utility is a solid option for anyone who regularly deals with storage devices. Its various tools and features make it easy to manage your storage in a more effective and efficient manner.
What's New
Version 2.28.1: N/A