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Thunar/Crunchbang Question

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http://crunchbang.org – Step one ... linkDown further in that babble ... There's a link to another post dealing with pretty much what you're wanting ... I think anyway. IF ... that's what you're going for then yeppers ... easy peasy w thunar.vll!Oops ... Also o course +1 Snowpine w "man mount". That will surely do it too ... Believe that's a good thing to learn. Doing it manually ( or womanully ... if ya happen to be a member of the fairer sex.) is a payne in the *** though. Am certain there are MANY better ways to go about it in gnu/nix. (HowTos)

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Submitted by delinux on 11/19/2012

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