Is there a way to mount disks the way pcmanfm or gnome-disks does, except from the commandline, *without* having to manually specify the device file and mountpoint? I figure dbus or systemd or something must be mounting the disk for pcmanfm, but I'm not sure how to trigger that through the command line without an old-fashioned mount command.
It's such a nicely streamlined process, I'd just love to be able to have a TUI menu or rofi menu instead of a GUI. #AskFedi #Linux

@RL_Dane I use gio mount -d [device file]