gnome-volume-manager

If you're a Linux user and you need a tool to manage your volumes, then gnome-volume-manager could be the perfect solution for you. This desktop-level daemon implements volume-related policies in response to events it receives from HAL, with the goal of implementing all functionality as a state-machine in response to asynchronous events from HAL. This ensures that your policies are enforced consistently and automatically without the need for your manual intervention.

One of the primary objectives of gnome-volume-manager is to fully integrate all levels of the Linux system, from the kernel on up through the desktop and its applications. This means that it works seamlessly with other components of the system and helps to ensure that your files are always accessible and protected. Whether you're a casual user or a power user, gnome-volume-manager is a versatile tool that can help you get the most out of your Linux system.

gnome-volume-manager comes in two parts. The first part is the manager daemon itself, which handles all the heavy lifting in the background. The second part is the control panel applet, which is called gnome-volume-properties. This applet allows you to configure the various settings that govern how gnome-volume-manager works, such as which policies to enforce and how aggressively to enforce them. Overall, the combination of these two parts makes gnome-volume-manager a powerful and customizable tool that can help you take control of your system's volumes with ease.