[Sussex] Another place called home

[Angelo Servini]

Just a thought.
 
When running different distro's
 
Would it be possible to have a different partition for   /home/username/documents
If so, how does one implement the linking to it.   I think it would be FSTAB  I assume?
 
ie.
 
/dev/hdc?      /home/username/documents  xxxxx xxxx xxxxx
 
What do you think?
 
This is so that if I scrub out a particular distro I can always get back to my docs.
 
Its probably not a good idea I think to have     /home/username   on a different partition because the differing distros may not link libaries in the same place?  is this correct?
 

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Angelo Servini
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