On Mon 29 Nov 2021 at 23:26:53 (+0100), lists.deb...@netc.eu wrote: > [ … ] I have always been a Windows user, but for a while I've been thinking > in changing to Linux. Last month I decided to do the change, but as we are 2 > people at home (me and my wife), I've decided to do a dual boot while I can > do all settings and familiarize myself with Debian, while she will still be > using Windows (she is not a tech woman, she only wants something that works > easily). So I want to be able to access and modify documents on the folders > on Debian and Windows, as me and my wife have documents in common on these > folders. As I stated before, the computer has 2 physical drives, one SSD with > the 2 OSs and a HDD with all the data files (documents, pictures, ...) This > drive is meant to be shared between all users, and the folders are there only > for organisational purposes.
That does sound, then, as if a simpler filesystem would suffice, and require less management. All the permissions complications are unnecessary under your circumstances, assuming you trust each other. Security (safety) is best provided by backups. Cheers, David.
