ST3G0SAURU5
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I'm dualbooting Windows and Linux on my SSD, but mounted my /home directory to a "LinuxMain" partition, and moved my Windows "User(s?)" folder on a "WindowsMain" partition.
I also have a third NTFS partition on which I want to save files I'd want to access on both Operating systems.
On that partition I'd save simple image, text and etc files, but also programs I can run on both Windows and Linux.
Following Situation:
I have Steam installed on both OSs, a neat feature of steam is that you can install games to any directories, so I can install Steam on my SSD and download games to my HDD.
This works fine on windows, but it doesn't work on Linux.
On Linux I can only access directories on root/.
I've done a little research and found out that this is supposedly really easy to fix by mounting my Shared partition to a specific directory, now, Im facing the following problem:
I don't know if Linux will be okay with me creating a new folder in my home/ directory.
I also don't know if mounting my Shared partition to such a folder would be a good idea.
So... following Question:
Can I create folders in my home/ directory without any major consequences and, if I can, can I simply mount my Shared partition to such a folder and thereby access the files that are already on it?
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