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title gmm-tk
section 1
project gmm
volume General Commands Manual
date December 2024
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NAME
gmm - graphical mount manager
SYNPOSIS
gmm [-h] [-d {0..10}] [-V] [-g | --gui | --no-gui] [-l] [-o {tsv,raw,json}] [-u] [-a] [-c CONF] [paths ...]
OPTIONS
-h --help Show help message
-d {0..10} Set debug level, with 10 as maximum verbosity.
-c <conffile> Use this config file instead of default which is `${HOME}/.config/gmm/config`.
-g --gui Show the window, regardless of any other behavior.
--no-gui Do not show the window, regardless.
--list List mounted isos and paths and then exit.
-o --output {tsv, raw, json} Change output format for --list.
-u --unmount If used with one or more <paths>, unmount them instead of mounting.
-a --all Useful only with --unmount. Unmount all paths in configured mounts_dir.
ENVIRONMENT
Not a lot of gmm is controlled with environment variables. Parameters, and graphical interaction, are the main way to use gmm.
DESCRIPTION
Gmm is designed to make it easy to mount and access iso files. Two different toolkits are available to use: `gmm-tk` and `gmm-gtk`. The tk one does not support drag-and-drop, but gtk does.
Do not run gmm with sudo! Gmm calls helper script gmm-mount-helper.py with sudo. Then, the help script validates the input and calls `mount`.
BUGS
Please report bugs to the author.
AUTHOR
<bgstack15@gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2024 bgstack15, GPL-3.0-only
SEE ALSO
`gmm(1)`,`gmm-gtk(1)`
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