This message raises an interesting point about managing application unmounts through ksu, a tool valuable for its convenient system settings management. While ksu provides a default option to deactivate unmount, there are cases where targeting specific applications for unmount exclusion is more beneficial.

To effectively utilize ksu's flexibility alongside your need for customized application unmount behaviors, the crucial step is identifying the specific applications that necessitate this customization. Once you have that list, you can explore the following approaches:

1. Manual Configuration: Directly modify the system configuration to prevent unmounting for your targeted applications. This offers granular control but may require system-level knowledge and careful attention to editing the correct files.

2. Module Development: If a consistent need exists for a specific set of applications to avoid unmounting, consider developing a custom module for ksu. This module could handle the logic for identifying and exempting these applications from the default unmount process, integrating seamlessly with ksu's interface.

By taking these steps, you can leverage the convenience of ksu while ensuring that applications vital to your system operation remain mounted as needed. Remember, the best approach ultimately depends on the specific application requirements and your level of comfort with system-level modifications.

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