CentOS

ok removed kde and did a yum group install and that worked.

You did install package kde-workspace?

I did yum install -y kwin shouldn't that take kde-workspace if its a dependency?

I installed the KDE desktop manager but when i login and click on the setting tab I still only see gnome, gnome classic and other. How do I get KDE to be a choice?

Are you sure its reading from /etc/bash and not /etc/login.defs? My UMASK in bashrc is 002 and when I created a new user and look at the permissions of the directory it is 700. If it read from bashrc wouldnt it be 775? My login.defs UMASK is 077 which would make the dir 700.

About the auto-dismount - it works in Fedora 25 but not in RHEL/CentOS and I rose a bug in bugzilla.redhat.com. The option should be something like x-systemd.idle-timeout="1min" What is the command you use to mount the share as the structure is the one you have used? Edit: Are you sure that there i...

to mount it all i am doing is mount 192.168.1.250:/volume1/intel233 /home/intel233/synology How do I put that in /etc/fstab to auto mount? I tried //192.1681.250:/volume1/intel233 /home/intel233/synology cifs defaults 0 0 and when I try to sudo mount -a I get : mount error: could not resolve address...

hunter86_bg wrote:Do you use the

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newgrp wheel

after adding yourself or you just log out and login ?

Why am I making a newgroup? Wheel already exist I did gpasswd -a intel233 wheel (as root). Then I exit and try to run useradd and get permission denied,

I am new to linux and I added myself into the wheel group. I can;t seem to do anything (adduser). If I take myself out of the wheel group and just add myself to /etc/sudoers then I can use sudo to run what I want. My question is why isn't adding myself to the wheel group enough?

I have a share on my synolgy NAS. I can manually mount it doing mount -t cifs //IP_Address/Share_name -o username=admin,password=pass /mnt/snylolgy This works but is this the correct way to do it or is there another way? I rather not have the password exposed. In order to get this working on a reboo...

I am new to Centos7 and I mapped my Synology drive where my MP3's are stored. I am trying to use Rhythmbox but nothing plays. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to install something else to get MP3's to play?

Thanks.