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.
 
 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.
 
 Suggested usage pattern is to bind pmount-gui to a shortcut key in your window
 manager to provide quick access.