Add another flag to autohide the manager when there are no devices

[pmount-gui.git] / README.txt

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@@ -5,10 +5,25 @@ one to mount.  Default selection is the device which was connected to the
 system last, making it easy to quickly mount the USB memory stick you just
 plugged in.
 
-In addition, there are two command-line switches:
+In addition, there are some command-line switches:
 
-  -u  Unmount a device.
-  -v  Increases verbosity.  Useful if pmount-gui is misbehaving.
+  -u
+    Unmount a device instead of mounting.
+
+  -v
+    Increases verbosity.  Useful if pmount-gui is misbehaving.
+
+  -r <command>
+    Runs a command after mounting, for example a terminal emulator or a file
+    manager.  The command is run without arguments in the directory where the
+    device was mounted.
+
+  -m
+    Start a persistent mount manager window from which devices can be both
+    mounted and unmounted.
+
+  -h
+    Displays a summary of options.
 
 Suggested usage pattern is to bind pmount-gui to a shortcut key in your window
 manager to provide quick access.