[KDE] Allow (non-admin) users to label removable filesystems

[nagmat84]

Is there any option within KDE to allow (non-admin) users to change the label of a file system on removable media only without granting them further capabilities than that?

My 70th years-old father uses KDE on his laptop since last week. I am looking for an option which allows him to change the filesystem label of USB stick such that they appear by that name in Dolphin and file system dialogs. (Note: In Windows this was possible even with a normal user account.)

I am looking for an KDE-based solution.

The only option I found so far is putting my fathers user account into the wheel group and then let him open KPartitionManager. However, this bears this risk that he accidentally breaks the system drive. I would like to limit his options to labeling removable drives only.

Another option would be to show him the Konsole and limit his sudo capabilities to e2label, fatlabel, exfatlabel, ntfslabel etc. but do not allow /dev/sdaX. However, my father is not familiar with the CLI and each of the labeling commands has a slightly different syntax. Moreover, he won’t be able to first figure out the file system type of the USB drive and then call the associated command.

[Ralphred]

Once the stick is inserted the KDE device manager systray pop-up allows a user to "Reformat or Edit with Partition Manager". If you go to sytemsettings5 >> Removable Storage >> Device Actions you can see this and edit the name of it (or duplicate it) and change/set the command so it reads