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I used KDE Partition Manager to configure fstab to automount all of my drives.
I activated the users option, and added "exec" as a mount option. The "exec"
option isn't working. After some discution on reddit, I found out that
udisksctl is in fact reading the fstab file, but the actual mount option used
are the "safe defaults", I found this by using "findmnt".

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Configure fstab to automount any other drive with "exec" mount option
2.Restart computer
3.Try to execute anything on that drive
Actual Results:  
Nothing, since the drive is mount with "safe defaults" and that includes
"rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime,lazytime,etc..." 

Expected Results:  
To be able to execute programs inside my drives.

All my drives have my user name as owner and group owner. I think that's the
only reason why they do actually automount, but with the wrong flags.

Once I have fstab configured the way I like, and I unmount and re-mount my
drives with KDE Partition Manager, the fstab mount option do get used, among
the "safe defaults".

SELinux disabled/permissive made no change.