[xubuntu-users] Moving home
chaitanya
cvg1.cool.man at gmail.com
Sun Dec 23 15:10:26 UTC 2012
There are actually two problems:
1. Can't access the home folder of one OS from other OS.
2. Even if u copy, what's the use? The programs will be 32-bit which can't utilise 64-bit architecture.
I m no expert but this is from my experience of linux....
More views are welcome.
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From: Tim
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Subject: [xubuntu-users] Moving home
Sent: 23 Dec 2012 20:35
I have a 64bit PC which is currently running Xubuntu 12:10 32bit. As I
have the space I am going to install the 64bit version of xubuntu,
assuming I install all the same programs, can I just copy my home folder
from the 32bit install to the 64bit or is their a good chance of
corruption due to the difference between 32bit and 64bit??
Tim
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