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# Command to open an optical disk in Totem is: < | # Command to open an optical disk in Totem is: <code>/usr/bin/totem %d</code> | ||
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In this settings module you can configure which options you are presented with, when a device is plugged in. See [http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kde-workspace/kcontrol/solid-actions/index.html the Handbook] for more. | In this settings module you can configure which options you are presented with, when a device is plugged in. See [http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kde-workspace/kcontrol/solid-actions/index.html the Handbook] for more. | ||
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Configure the actions that are available, when a new device is connected |
Examples:
- Command to open an optical disk in Totem is:
/usr/bin/totem %d
Tip
To see help for the Command: section hover your cursor over the text area for a few seconds.
In this settings module you can configure which options you are presented with, when a device is plugged in. See the Handbook for more.
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