> Hi, > I have woody on my PC and since it's working perfectly I'm thinking about > removing my other Linuxes (SuSE and Mandrake, there's no more windows;) > This action will give me two 2GB partitions, so I would like to ask if it's > better to make larger /home (which is actually 28GB) or if I should make > these partitions useful for other purpose: /tmp /usr /usr/local /var (and > something else?) > If so, what should be the sizes for it; my system is quite workstation with > multimedia and some server applications. > thanx in advance > Matej
Frank I would probably use them for /tmp and /var. I think 2 GB is too small for /usr, and I personally don't use /usr/local (if it isn't available as a deb, it is most probably not useful, and for the exceptions I can always try to make a deb of it myself) Getting /tmp and /var off your / partition means only sysadmin tasks touch /. This means you can't fill it anymore by accident. Frank -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
