sudo chown -R username:group /path/to/the/drive/
You should now be able to create folders and mount it normally
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Or add the uuid to fstab so it's mounted as owned by their uid.
Is there some variable to use as placeholder for the current logged in user, or do I have to use one gid/uid for all users on the laptop?
It's a good use case for groups, mounted as that group and the users who need it being in that group.
I think this policy trick https://mxlinux.org/wiki/system/mount-internal-partition-without-using-root-password/ at least on Debian it works