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== Considering /home/user/MyDocs == | == Considering /home/user/MyDocs == | ||
- | The | + | The <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> directory is another candidate for large collections of data files included in applications such as game graphics or maps. Using <code>/opt</code> is mostly transparent to package maintainers and end-users, but <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> needs more careful consideration. |
The <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> partition uses VFAT as its filesystem (which has some limitations compared to ext3) and it is removable: it will be unmounted and exported over USB when the user plugs in the cable. Also, <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> is visible in the File manager. This all means: | The <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> partition uses VFAT as its filesystem (which has some limitations compared to ext3) and it is removable: it will be unmounted and exported over USB when the user plugs in the cable. Also, <code>/home/user/MyDocs</code> is visible in the File manager. This all means: |
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