Which mountpoint paths will automatically show up in file browser under devices?
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Some examples:
- If I plug an external USB drive in, it will get mounted under
/media/$USER/
and my file browsers will automatically list the mountpoint under devices.
- The same will happen if I manually mount something into a regular folder in my home directory. However, my file browsers will not list the mountpoint if that folder is hidden.
- The file browser also won't list mountpoints that are in /tmp
, for example.
So what are the conditions for a mountpoint to automatically show up in file browsers under devices? Since PCManFM and Nautilus seemingly behave exactly the same, I believe there might be general rules for this? Can I "force" a mountpoint (which is a hidden folder or in /tmp
, for example) to show up under devices?
Asked by finefoot
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Apr 13, 2023, 02:04 AM
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