[plug] Gnome Un/Mount

[Timothy White]

I am running Debian Testing/Unstable.
I think it was when I upgraded from Gnome 2.4 or 2.6 to 2.8 that I lost 
the ability to Right click the desktop, go to Disks (IIRC) and click on 
the mount point I wanted to mount. It would then try to mount it and if 
successful it would place it on the desktop.
I think this was removed as most distros now have automount. As I don't 
wish to use automount I now need to manually mount a volume (with mount 
/mnt/volume) although I can unmount it by right clicking its icon on the 
desktop.

Do people know of an easy way to mount a volume from within Gnome 
without using the command line?

Thanks

Tim
p.s. I'm not scared of the command line, it's for other members of my 
family who are.
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