Am I likely to get into a mess if I have a dual boot system
with Fedora-11 and Fedora-12 on different partitions,
sharing the same /home (and /boot)?
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Timothy Murphy writes:
Am I likely to get into a mess if I have a dual boot system
with Fedora-11 and Fedora-12 on different partitions,
sharing the same /home (and /boot)?
Not if you are very careful.
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On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 12:14:26 +0100
Timothy Murphy wrote:
sharing the same /home (and /boot)?
Sometimes different versions of things that store junk in your
home directory in ~/.whatever files and directories can make
incompatible changes in the contents of that hidden stuff,
then when you boot
Tom Horsley wrote:
sharing the same /home (and /boot)?
Sometimes different versions of things that store junk in your
home directory in ~/.whatever files and directories can make
incompatible changes in the contents of that hidden stuff,
then when you boot back to the old version things
On Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:14:01 +0100
Timothy Murphy wrote:
It seems to me that it shouldn't be too difficult
for an if F11 ... elsif F12 sequence to be included
in files that might be affected.
That would be up to each of the individual 47,321 apps
that cram things in ~/ to do, and since only
Tom Horsley wrote:
It seems to me that it shouldn't be too difficult
for an if F11 ... elsif F12 sequence to be included
in files that might be affected.
That would be up to each of the individual 47,321 apps
that cram things in ~/ to do, and since only 0.001%
of linux developers think
