Lubuntu 386 18.04 Disks
I want to run the Disks disk manager app found in full sized Ubuntu but its not present in my Lubuntu 18.04.
I think Disks is called under the hood udisks. apt-get install usdisk fails as not available. (I find a thing called udisks2 is installed, but I cannot find it in the gui menus.
Is there another gui app that replaces Disks and how do I run it please?
Thanks
udisks
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I want to run the Disks disk manager app found in full sized Ubuntu but its not present in my Lubuntu 18.04.
I think Disks is called under the hood udisks. apt-get install usdisk fails as not available. (I find a thing called udisks2 is installed, but I cannot find it in the gui menus.
Is there another gui app that replaces Disks and how do I run it please?
Thanks
udisks
asked Feb 5 at 19:49
Rupert RussellRupert Russell
1
add a comment |
I want to run the Disks disk manager app found in full sized Ubuntu but its not present in my Lubuntu 18.04.
I think Disks is called under the hood udisks. apt-get install usdisk fails as not available. (I find a thing called udisks2 is installed, but I cannot find it in the gui menus.
Is there another gui app that replaces Disks and how do I run it please?
Thanks
udisks
asked Feb 5 at 19:49
Rupert RussellRupert Russell
1
I want to run the Disks disk manager app found in full sized Ubuntu but its not present in my Lubuntu 18.04.
I think Disks is called under the hood udisks. apt-get install usdisk fails as not available. (I find a thing called udisks2 is installed, but I cannot find it in the gui menus.
Is there another gui app that replaces Disks and how do I run it please?
Thanks
udisks
udisks
asked Feb 5 at 19:49
Rupert RussellRupert Russell
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asked Feb 5 at 19:49
Rupert RussellRupert Russell
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asked Feb 5 at 19:49
Rupert RussellRupert Russell
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asked Feb 5 at 19:49
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asked Feb 5 at 19:49
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I believe that the application that you are looking for is gnome-disks and it is installed via the package gnome-disk-utility
from a terminal:
sudo apt install gnome-disk-utility
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
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+1. Yes, Disks isgnome-disks:-)
– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
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I believe that the application that you are looking for is gnome-disks and it is installed via the package gnome-disk-utility
from a terminal:
sudo apt install gnome-disk-utility
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.8k73858
+1. Yes, Disks isgnome-disks:-)
– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
add a comment |
I believe that the application that you are looking for is gnome-disks and it is installed via the package gnome-disk-utility
from a terminal:
sudo apt install gnome-disk-utility
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.8k73858
+1. Yes, Disks isgnome-disks:-)
– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
add a comment |
I believe that the application that you are looking for is gnome-disks and it is installed via the package gnome-disk-utility
from a terminal:
sudo apt install gnome-disk-utility
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.8k73858
I believe that the application that you are looking for is gnome-disks and it is installed via the package gnome-disk-utility
from a terminal:
sudo apt install gnome-disk-utility
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
13.8k73858
answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
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answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
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answered Feb 5 at 20:14
Charles GreenCharles Green
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13.8k73858
+1. Yes, Disks isgnome-disks:-)
– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
add a comment |
+1. Yes, Disks isgnome-disks:-)
– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
+1. Yes, Disks is
gnome-disks :-)– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
+1. Yes, Disks is
gnome-disks :-)– sudodus
Feb 5 at 20:19
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
Wonderful. That's installed and working. Many Many thanks.
– Rupert Russell
Feb 5 at 20:34
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