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Am Dienstag, 27. November 2012, 12:34:29 schrieb Randy Westlund: |
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> Hi, |
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> I'm a new gentoo user (coming from ubuntu). I've been proving to |
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> myself that I can do everything I need with gentoo on a secondary |
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> laptop, and after a few weeks, I think I've got it (svn repos, AVR |
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> cross compiler, multiple screens, etc). I much prefer gentoo to |
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> ubuntu, and would like to put it on my primary laptop. But I think I |
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> should leave an ubuntu installation on there just in case. I'd like |
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> to have gentoo, ubunu, and win7 alongside each other. |
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> How feasible would it be to have gentoo and ubuntu share a /home |
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> partition? I've never had a reason to have multiple linux |
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> installations on a single machine before, but I can't think of a |
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> reason why this wouldn't work. .bashrc might need a few more lines of |
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> code. .screenrc and .exrc would be fine. My ssh keys can be shared. |
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> What would happen to .mozilla if ubuntu and gentoo are running |
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> different versions of firefox? What other issues might I run into? |
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> Alternatively, is there a way to keep gentoo's and ubuntu's hidden |
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> files separate and link or map them to ~ at boot? |
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> Randy |
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okay.. have that done myself in the past.... first make sure that the user id |
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is the same in Ubuntu and gentoo. You might run into trouble with firefox, |
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chrome, gnome, kde because of different versions - might not will. But you will |
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see some errors because of it at some point. Make a backup and try it. |
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