### fuse-config Modifies the specified FUSE mount configuration. Usage: `fuse-config [--name=name] [--enable-at-startup=yes|no] [--persistent=yes|no] [--read-only=yes|no] (name|localPath)`
Parameters: name|localPath The identifier of the mount we want to remove. It can be one of the following: Name: the user-friendly name of the mount, specified when it was added or by fuse-config. Local path: The local mount point in the filesystem. Options: --name=name Sets the friendly name used to uniquely identify the mount. --enable-at-startup=yes|no Controls whether or not the mount should be enabled automatically on startup. --persistent=yes|no Controls whether or not the mount is saved across restarts. --read-only=yes|no Controls whether the mount is read-only or writable. Note: FUSE commands are in early BETA. They're only available on Linux. If you experience any issues, please contact support@mega.nz.