Good day.
I am newbie in Linux so I have rather simple question.
What programs can be used to open .iso files like archive files?
Is there any programs to create virtual CD/DVD drives like DAEMON Tools?
acetoneISO from Packman
Thank you a lot!!
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Not sure if it is what you mean but File Roller opens ISOs on my system
out of the box (SLED 11 x86_64) so if you are in a Gnome interface I would
expect that to be there for you as well. Mounting the ISO is closer to
what daemon tools does in windows and that’s built into the OS:
sudo mount -o loop /path/to/your/file.iso /mnt
Browse to /mnt/ to access the data directly.
Good luck.
Proger89 wrote:
> caf4926;2054187 Wrote:
>> acetoneISO from Packman
> Thank you a lot!!
>
>
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Proger89 wrote:
>
> Good day.
> I am newbie in Linux so I have rather simple question.
> What programs can be used to open .iso files like archive files?
> Is there any programs to create virtual CD/DVD drives like DAEMON
> Tools?
>
>
I can’t recall if I installed an add-on for this or not but in konqueror
I’ve got an option in the ‘actions’ submenu called mount ISO at folder.
When I select that and point the dialogue at a folder I’m able to access
the contents of the ISO there.
kev.