My links were:
All the default folders of the user:
Documents
Downloads
Music
Pictures
Videos
My Virtualbox build directory
.thunderbird
a note pad directory
an "isolibrary" directory I maintained
Most software like View Your Mind, Calibre and others gave the option to choose where to save a file which normally went in one of the above.
google I didn't concern myself with because they hold config info and once the user signs in then chrome takes care of itself usually. Config files I didn't concern myself with unless, like Thunderbird, had some specific databases I wanted preserved. Most of the rest was just flare and tweeks which, tbh, I didn't mind changing up at the time.
Main thing to remember is KISS. This is a simple way to have the normal drop points of data redirected to the larger drive. If you want a true separation per user then you might consider an ldap or other similar solution which maintain user data and options on a specific database and no matter where they log in then their information and choices are available. Mine was just a share on how I did things in a similar situation with drives and is practicable for maybe up to 6 or so users; because of the manual nature of linking.
On Sun, Dec 17, 2017 at 9:30 AM, Tom Horsley <horsley1953@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sun, 17 Dec 2017 08:54:06 -0500
Temlakos wrote:
> bind mounts are copies.
They are copies of mountpoints, but not copies of the data.
The /zooty/home directory is still there on my data disk,
and the /home mount point also refers to /zooty/home.
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