Daniel Pocock wrote: > All these OS installs would shared some things like /home That would be likely to break various user programs. Sometimes a program – for example an email client – changes its internal file format or directory layout. When the new version sees the old format, it concludes that it has been upgraded, and automatically converts the files to the new format. Then you reboot into another OS with an older version of the program, which doesn't understand the new format. Björn Persson
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