On Fri, Feb 15, 2008 at 06:38:24PM +0000, Nuno Magalhães wrote:
> > I've found it useful to have *two* Linux systems on my machine
> Interesting, especially since gentoo is a metadistribution. Anyway
> i'll keep it simple with just one. I have two other machines laying
> around, those can be my other systems and i guess they can still share
> /home through.. er.. .NFS? Eitherway i'm not running services, it's
> just the home box so only /home matters.
Actually, /home is on another machine entirely, on LVM on RAID on a
server that's running AMD64 etch. There's quite a few machines in the
house using this same /home via NFS. When I change machines, I rlogin
to the old one, killall firefox-bin, return to the new one, start
firefox and tell it to restore the session. Works like a charm.
- hendrik
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