> Ideally I'd keep all my personal files in /home/user/myfiles, and cross > mount that, but the damn .files will be at the /home/user level - and > some things, like the Mozillas, insist on their own heirarchy. > > Has anyone done this before successfully, and how did they manage these > issues? > You could just mount a separate partition to /home. This should eliminate all heirarchial problems anywhere within /home. There should be no need to create a "myfiles" or anything like that. This the the purpose of the /home directory itself. As long as you have no machine-specific information in /home, this could be theoretically shared between several different types of machines, as is by design in unix for decades with regards to /home.
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