How do I open Disk Utility in Xfce?

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On the back of How do I open the Disk Utility in Unity?, how do you access Disk Utility in other DEs like Xfce? And what exact packages need to be installed to access this functionality?

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On the back of How do I open the Disk Utility in Unity?, how do you access Disk Utility in other DEs like Xfce? And what exact packages need to be installed to access this functionality?

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On the back of How do I open the Disk Utility in Unity?, how do you access Disk Utility in other DEs like Xfce? And what exact packages need to be installed to access this functionality?

xfce disk gnome-disk-utility

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As per Which command do you execute to open Gnome Disk Utility (Disks)?, you need to install gnome-disk-utility and then execute:

gnome-disks

Alternatively, in Xfce you can go to Settings > Disks.

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In Xfce4, right click on the desktop, go to Applications menu > Accessories > Disks. This entry is only available after installing gnome-disk-utility package.

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As per Which command do you execute to open Gnome Disk Utility (Disks)?, you need to install gnome-disk-utility and then execute:

gnome-disks

Alternatively, in Xfce you can go to Settings > Disks.

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As per Which command do you execute to open Gnome Disk Utility (Disks)?, you need to install gnome-disk-utility and then execute:

gnome-disks

Alternatively, in Xfce you can go to Settings > Disks.

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As per Which command do you execute to open Gnome Disk Utility (Disks)?, you need to install gnome-disk-utility and then execute:

gnome-disks

Alternatively, in Xfce you can go to Settings > Disks.

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As per Which command do you execute to open Gnome Disk Utility (Disks)?, you need to install gnome-disk-utility and then execute:

gnome-disks

Alternatively, in Xfce you can go to Settings > Disks.

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In Xfce4, right click on the desktop, go to Applications menu > Accessories > Disks. This entry is only available after installing gnome-disk-utility package.

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In Xfce4, right click on the desktop, go to Applications menu > Accessories > Disks. This entry is only available after installing gnome-disk-utility package.

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In Xfce4, right click on the desktop, go to Applications menu > Accessories > Disks. This entry is only available after installing gnome-disk-utility package.

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