Brian,
There is no reason why this shouldn't work (unless you use some special
type of drive, such as a samba share). I would guess you'd want to keep
/tmp and /var on a local disk on each machine, but you should be able to
share /bin, /lib and /usr (even in read-only mode). /etc might be a bit
I want to install cygwin on a shared network drive so
that there is a reduced overhead in maintaining it.
There will be multiple users creating instances of the
cygwin shell on their Windows 2000 machines.
Does anyine have an opinion on this shared
installation whether it is a good or bad idea. H
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