uselpa |
05-20-2006 01:47 PM |
Which BSD? Open, Free, Net, PC, Desktop?
It all comes down to the question if you can find a filesystem which is usable for read and write from both systems. If your home partition in ext2, it should work (I've checked for FreeBSD).
But beware that if you use different versions of programs on BSD and Linux, you may have trouble with your configuration files, in the same way as if you shared between 2 Linux versions. If in system 1 you have KDE 3.2 and in system 2 you have KDE 3.4, KDE 3.4 might change a config file that puts KDE 3.2 into trouble. Of course this is not a KDE-specific issue, this can happen with every software.
That's why I wouldn't recommend sharing your home partition, but rather creating a mountpoint "/home/<your user>/shared" on each system and mounting the partition you want to share there. This way, all config files are local to each system, and you still share your user data.
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