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I did fresh install and decided to go with gnome this time.
I have 2 disks in my PC
NVME for system (btrfs)
HDD for data (ext4)
It's the firs time I use gnome. Before xfce and kde.
In KDE or xfce I could open my HDD like any other directory. It was mounted automatically after clicling on it.
In gnome I have to input my password. How can I change that?
I don't want to mount disk during system startup. Only when I open it in file browser.
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You need to create an fstab for the HDD partition:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/fstab
EDIT: Nevermind, I thought you just wanted to mount it as a user, I missed the part where you didn't want it mounted at startup. This approach will mount your hard drive at startup.
Last edited by Ahad12 (2020-12-13 03:05:02)
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I just want it to work like in xfce
unmounted drive is listed in thunar
When I click it with a mouse it is beeing mounted in /run/media/...
without password
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Have you read Udisks#Configuration?
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No
I'll look at this.
Is udisk automatically configured in xfce? In XFCE I didn't need to configure anything.
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