Existe uma maneira de criar uma unidade virtual no Ubuntu que contenha várias unidades particionadas NTFS?

Question

Eu tenho uma configuração dual boot (win 8 / ubuntu 12.04) e no Ubuntu todos os 5 drives do meu windows aparecem individualmente no iniciador Unity. Ele ocupa muito espaço, mas eu gosto de poder vincular diretamente à unidade.

Uma solução pode ser criar alguns atalhos, mas eu queria saber se havia uma solução mais elegante funcionando na agradável interface do lançador do Unity.

No Windows, posso ter cada unidade vinculada ao menu do botão direito do explorador para seleção rápida. É algo como isto factível no Ubuntu fora do ícone da pasta de início ou um ícone personalizado?

    

Answer 1

Este seria um bom recurso se você quisesse entrar no código: link

Quicklists

There are two kinds of Quicklists: the static ones which are always shown once on right-click from the launcher entry and dynamic ones which are only displayed once the application is started.

Static Quicklist entries

Adding a Static Quicklist entry is very easy, all you need is to add some support to the desktop file. This is based on the desktop file formats Action Groups.

Here is what needs to be added to gnome-screenshot to support Quicklist

[…] Actions=Screen;Window;

[Desktop Action Screen] Name=Take a Screenshot of the Whole Screen Exec=gnome-screenshot OnlyShowIn=Unity;

[Desktop Action Window] Name=Take a Screenshot of the Current Window Exec=gnome-screenshot -w OnlyShowIn=Unity;

Actions is referencing a Desktop Action. Each Desktop Action references an item entry in the Quicklist. Here, we have the "Screen" and "Window" entries, corresponding to :

[Desktop Action entry]

Then, each group have:

a Name=, which is the entry as it's displayed which should be in title case.

an Exec= referring a command line to execute once clicked. Details on additional syntax.

OnlyShowIn=Unity is recommended to tell "show that entry in the Unity Springboard Quicklist" so that the file can be given upstream

without the possibility of showing up in other untested desktop environments. Please let upstream projects decide if they want to have this action shown more widely.

In the desktop spec there is a full desktop file sample with actions. Here is an example of a patch for gnome-utils using the old X-Ayatana style, but shows how to format the patch, with links to ubuntu bug and forwarded upstream.