How to Disable auto-opening nautilus window after auto-mount in Ubuntu

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Hi Friends,

As a new user on Ubuntu Machine, many users might have faced the same problem of opening a new window when we add a new usb device, whether it be a usb-stick, portable hdd or mobile phones.

This might seem very irritating if you are a developer. For a normal user, its just helping then to directly work on the recently connect usb device but while developing there are times when we connect/reconnect our testing device very frequently.

To turn it OFF/ON we have to just write a simple command on Ubuntu terminal.

To turn it OFF
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount-open false

TO turn it ON
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.media-handling automount-open true


To know more about gsetting:
$man gsettings

To get help about any gsettings commands
$gsetting help <COMMAND>

ex. $gsetting help Monitor


Have Fun!!!

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