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Abstraction for Removable devices.

The VolumeMonitor offers a simple way to get removable devices: name, icon, type, etc and operations: Eject, Mount, Unmount and others. In order to use, you need to execute the static method . This method give you a pointer to VolumeMonitor, this is a singleton, which means that it will exists and be valid until


	// This example show how to get all connected drives
	using System;
	using Gnome.Vfs;
	namespace TestGnomeVFS
	{
		public class Test()
		{
			public static void Main()
			{
				Vfs.Initialize();
				VolumeMonitor vMonitor = VolumeMonitor.Get();
				Drive[] drv = vMonitor.ConnectedDrives;
				foreach Drive d in drv) {
					Console.WriteLine(d.DisplayName);
				}
				Vfs.Shutdown();
			}
		}
	}

GLib.Object Method Gnome.Vfs.VolumeMonitor

Returns a pointer to the VolumeMonitor singleton. VolumeMonitor is a singleton, this means it is guaranteed to exist and be valid until is called.

a To be added Method System.Void