https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=493283
--- Comment #3 from argonel <argo...@gmail.com> ---
That won't work in Fedora because the desktop session creation doesn't involve
a shell, and the umask command only affects the current process and its
descendants. There are various other options like creating a systemd override,
but Fedora 40 has pam_umask enabled.
To use pam_umask, the umask should go after the fourth value in the GECOS field
in the user's entry in /etc/passwd, for example:
f40_vm:x:1000:1000:F40 Test,,,,umask=0002:/home/f40_vm:/bin/bash
As far as I know there aren't any tools that can manipulate the 5th and later
values in the GECOS list, so you'll have to edit it manually. pam_umask doesn't
care, but the umask directive might get displayed in unexpected places if its
earlier in the list.
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