A new version of Furius ISO Mount has been released.

Added support for the ISO-13346 “UDF” file system specification when using the loop mount option. This should have been included in version 0.11.2.0 but was omitted in error.

A new version of Furius ISO Mount has been released. This release has added some often asked for functionality:

Ability to change the base mount point of images (defaults to the user’s home directory)
Ability to mount an image from the command line (this allows people to use Furius ISO Mount in their own scripts, etc).

How to Change the Mount Point in Furius ISO Mount

Open a terminal window and type:
gedit .furiusisomount/settings.cfg

Change the following line as appropriate:
mount_point: /home/harris

For example, to mpount images in your Videos folder:
mount_point: /home/harris/Videos

How to Mount an Image with Furius ISO Mount from the Command Line

Open a terminal window and type:
furiusisomount /location/of/image/file

Enjoy the new release!