What sort of "USB device" do you want to connect and how would you like it to be reflected to said "USB device"?
Most USB devices are appropriately handled by default, in that the system autodetects the plug event and does sensible things, like automounting USB storage devices and accepting input from keyboards/mice, etc.
If you are asking where storage devices are automounted that is a different question, and the answer is under /media/[username]. You can see (browse) the contents via a terminal and Linux commands or via the GUI FileManager (pcmanfm). You could change this automounting behaviour and manually mount them where ever you want.
If you want a better answer you need to explain what you want to do in more detail since my crystal ball is in the shop.
Most USB devices are appropriately handled by default, in that the system autodetects the plug event and does sensible things, like automounting USB storage devices and accepting input from keyboards/mice, etc.
If you are asking where storage devices are automounted that is a different question, and the answer is under /media/[username]. You can see (browse) the contents via a terminal and Linux commands or via the GUI FileManager (pcmanfm). You could change this automounting behaviour and manually mount them where ever you want.
If you want a better answer you need to explain what you want to do in more detail since my crystal ball is in the shop.
Statistics: Posted by bjtheone — Tue Jan 30, 2024 5:28 pm