Three Fedora Core Questions
I switched to Fedora Core 3 yesterday and I love it. I have three important questions to ask, though.
1) I have a script to mount my NTFS filesystem so that I can access all my important stuff from linux, but I have to run it everytime I start. How do I make a script run automatically when I log in?
2) The permissions under this script are kind of weird - I can access everything (the NTFS filesystem) as root, but when I log in as my normal user, I'm not given permission to get into the mounted directory. I tried chmod -R 777 for the directory, but NTFS is read-only and was not able to change the permissions. How do I make it so that any user can access the mounted NTFS drive?
3) I used iTunes when I was on windows, and now I use xmms. It's a good program, but it lacks the ability to make playlists and actually search through music. Is there any program I could use like iTunes on linux?
Thanks very much.
x-posted to geeks.
1) I have a script to mount my NTFS filesystem so that I can access all my important stuff from linux, but I have to run it everytime I start. How do I make a script run automatically when I log in?
2) The permissions under this script are kind of weird - I can access everything (the NTFS filesystem) as root, but when I log in as my normal user, I'm not given permission to get into the mounted directory. I tried chmod -R 777 for the directory, but NTFS is read-only and was not able to change the permissions. How do I make it so that any user can access the mounted NTFS drive?
3) I used iTunes when I was on windows, and now I use xmms. It's a good program, but it lacks the ability to make playlists and actually search through music. Is there any program I could use like iTunes on linux?
Thanks very much.
x-posted to geeks.
