Truecrypt mount/unmount scripts

I recently had the pleasure of using the Truecrypt mount/unmount scripts, which contained two .sh files that enabled me to mount and unmount Truecrypt partitions with ease. These scripts were simplistic yet highly effective, containing dialogues which prompt the user to enter passwords when mounting, and asking the user to choose between normal and forced mounting when unmounting.

I found that these scripts were extremely useful, and decided to share them with the world, as I was unable to locate them online myself. To use them, simply create two desktop icons that link to the scripts and input the source and destination for the TrueCrypt partition as parameters. Once this has been done, you can effortlessly and quickly mount and unmount your partitions via dialogues.

It is important to remember to make the scripts executable, and if you only have one TrueCrypt partition, you may want to write the source and destination directly into the script instead of giving them as parameters. Additionally, the idea for these scripts came from Kevin Wennemuth, so special thanks go to him.

In this new release, opening KDE Wallet was fixed as the script had previously not always opened and never closed it. The Kwallet script (needed parts) were also integrated into the mount script, and some minor cosmetic changes were made. Overall, I highly recommend the Truecrypt mount/unmount scripts for anyone who values simplicity and ease of use when managing their TrueCrypt partitions.