WmCdrom software allows for easy mounting, unmounting, and ejecting of media. It simplifies the process of managing mounted media on your computer.
WmCdrom is a software application that functions as a dock for WindowMaker. Upon launch, WmCdrom creates a 48 x 48 pixel icon, centered in a 64 x 64 pixel tile. To dock WmCdrom, users can left-click on the border of the tile and drag the tile to the dock area. By clicking the icon, users can mount, unmount, eject, and launch a file manager.
There are specific functions assigned to each click. The first left-click will mount the media, and the second left-click will launch a file manager on the mount point. Similarly, the first right-click will unmount the media, and the second right-click will eject the media, if supported.
To install WmCdrom, users will need to unpack the archive by running "tar xjf wmcdrom-0.x.tar.bz2." They should also verify the PREFIX setting in the Makefile; wmcdrom will install to /usr/X11R6/bin. Users should then type "make" and, as root, type "make install." After installation, users can launch wmcdrom and drag the icon to the dock.
Users can also test WmCdrom before installation by launching (from the source directory): "./wmcdrom -i cd /dev/hdc" (assuming the cdrom device is /dev/hdc). However, users should take care to use the same device as their fstab ("less /etc/fstab" to verify).
The requirements for WmCdrom include gdk_pixbuf, Xlib devel-version, and gdk_pixbuf devel version.
Moreover, WmCdrom's latest release features a file manager fork. Overall, WmCdrom is an easy-to-use dock application that provides users with quick access to various functions, including mounting and ejecting media, launching file managers, and much more.
There are specific functions assigned to each click. The first left-click will mount the media, and the second left-click will launch a file manager on the mount point. Similarly, the first right-click will unmount the media, and the second right-click will eject the media, if supported.
To install WmCdrom, users will need to unpack the archive by running "tar xjf wmcdrom-0.x.tar.bz2." They should also verify the PREFIX setting in the Makefile; wmcdrom will install to /usr/X11R6/bin. Users should then type "make" and, as root, type "make install." After installation, users can launch wmcdrom and drag the icon to the dock.
Users can also test WmCdrom before installation by launching (from the source directory): "./wmcdrom -i cd /dev/hdc" (assuming the cdrom device is /dev/hdc). However, users should take care to use the same device as their fstab ("less /etc/fstab" to verify).
The requirements for WmCdrom include gdk_pixbuf, Xlib devel-version, and gdk_pixbuf devel version.
Moreover, WmCdrom's latest release features a file manager fork. Overall, WmCdrom is an easy-to-use dock application that provides users with quick access to various functions, including mounting and ejecting media, launching file managers, and much more.
What's New
Version 0.4: N/A