Sharing files between Ubuntu & OpenSuse

[rolnics]

I've been playing with OpenSuse 10.3 for a few weeks now, and I'm liking it so far, apart from having to edit my resolv.conf file every start up! But the one thing I would like to do is be able to share files between the two distros. What I should have done is exanded my current /home partition and that would have solved the problem, but that's hindsight, perhaps when I purchase an external hd I'll do that, but for now I'd like to figure this one out. I looked at the partitioner tool in Opensuse and it had the option of a /local, if I choose this option for my ubuntu /home partition 1) will it screw the partition up and become unusable and 2) will I be able to share files using this method? i.e. will it be available automatically on boot in OpenSuse?

Or is there an easier and safer method?

[pansz]

In ubuntu you can simply access the media and you will found the root partition of openSUSE.

In openSUSE you can just type media:/ in konqueror if you use KDE. for GNOME, the operation should be the same as ubuntu.

[rolnics]

Thanks I'll give it a try