Hi, Noob again.
I have a box that I'm using to boot multiple OSes (eight in all). The boot is working fine with Grub (which I know fairly well), but the OSes are just kinda thrown on the drive(s). I want to re-install them in a more organized manner. I'm posting here because five of the OSes are Debian or Debian derivatives ;-) Some of the things that I'd like to try include: 1. Using a single /home partition with one user/UID. Can I make this work even if one OS only uses Gnome and another only uses KDE? Also if one OS uses Evolution 1.4 and the other uses Evolution 2.0? 2. Using a single swap partition. 3. Using a single boot partition to stuff the kernels. Does this sound reasonable? Any suggestions further on how to do this? Thanks, PB -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
