¿Por qué está vacío `/etc/fstab`?

KDE Linux uses systemd to automatically mount system disks and partitions, so the classic /etc/fstab file isn’t needed.

To automatically mount a non-system disk or partition, use Plasma’s auto-mount system.

To automatically mount a network location, the preferred method is to instead access it from Dolphin and then right-click > Add to Places. This will bookmark the server in the Places panel sidebar available in Dolphin and open/save dialogs.

If for some reason this is not suitable, you can use a systemd mount unit to auto-mount your network locations; see this blog post. Be aware that this will cause hangs and freezes throughout apps and Plasma if and when the network location becomes unavailable. Consider yourself warned!

Artículo escrito por Nate Graham bajo las condiciones de la licencia CC-BY-4.0.