Gmount-iso como alternativa Linux a Alcohol 120%
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Nuestra opinión
Gmount‑iso can mount ISO files in a single click, so for users who only need to read images it is a lightweight replacement. However, it cannot create images, burn discs, or handle MDF/MDS formats, and it offers no command‑line interface or file‑manager integration. It is suitable for occasional ISO mounting on a desktop, but power users or those who need full imaging and burning capabilities will find it lacking.
- Licencia
- GPL-2.0
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
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- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Both provide a GUI for mounting disc images
- Both use loop devices under the hood
- Both are free software
Lo que cambia
- Gmount‑iso does not create disc images
- It cannot burn images to CD/DVD/Blu‑ray
- It supports only ISO/IMG, not MDF/MDS
- No command‑line tool, only GUI
- No integration with file managers
Abrir tus archivos de Alcohol 120%
Gmount‑iso can open ISO files created by Alcohol 120%, but it cannot read or export Alcohol’s proprietary MDF/MDS files. For those files you would need a separate tool or convert them first.
Pasar de Alcohol 120% a Gmount-iso, paso a paso
- 1. Install Gmount‑iso via your distro’s package manager or from source.
- 2. Open Gmount‑iso and click the button to select an ISO file to mount.
- 3. Verify the mount point appears in your file manager and you can read the contents.
- 4. To unmount, use the same button or the system’s unmount command.
- 5. If you need to create images or burn discs, use another tool such as Brasero or K3b.
Funciones clave de Gmount-iso
- Interfaz gráfica simple con un solo botón
- Monta archivos ISO mediante el dispositivo loop
- Admite montaje de solo lectura
- Puede desmontar desde la misma interfaz
- Sin dependencias externas más allá de GTK
- Funciona en X11 y Wayland
Preguntas frecuentes
Can I use Gmount‑iso to create a disc image from a CD?
No, Gmount‑iso only mounts existing image files; it does not create images.
Does Gmount‑iso support burning an ISO to a CD?
No, it has no burning capability. Use a separate burning application.
Will Gmount‑iso work with my MDF/MDS files?
No, it only handles ISO/IMG formats and cannot read MDF/MDS.