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An user-friendly way to mount ISO image in Ubuntu

Normally, this is how I mount an ISO image file in Ubuntu

sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 /path/to/iso/image/image.iso /where/to/mount/

I always forget this command since I don't have to deal with this type of file much so I have to google it every time I want to mount this one.

Fortunately, in my last attempt I found an easy way to mount an ISO file, Gmount-iso.

Just install it by apt-get as follow :

sudo apt-get install gmountiso

Browse for ISO image file, where you want to mount it and then click "Mount". That's all.

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