Hello everyone.
I am replacing my one and only desktop computer disk with 2 new ones, and with that am going to create a /MEDIA partition on the bigger platter and symlink it with /mnt in the / partition on the smaller SSD, that is going to boot and hold the /root distros.
I regulary have Xubuntu LTS and Debian Stable Xfce installed and will continue with that. I usually have 4-5 others too, but I don't save anything important in those and they are "expendable", Xubuntu LTS and Debian stable Xfce are not. So, with Xubuntu, I can backup Mozilla Firefox Bookmarks with this, and I assume I can do it with Debian's Iceweasel instance of Firefox, too. I cannot do it for both and try to install the backup instances to each, because of this warning:
***Caution: Restoring bookmarks from a backup will overwrite your current set of bookmarks with the ones in the backup file.***
Question:
Anyone have any ideas how I can have one instance of "Bookmarks" that is always accessible to both distro's and stop me having to continually reboot to find one bookmark that is only in the other distro? The only thing I can think of is to have one distro running in a VBox .vdi for a quick jump into, which is not what I really want, as both are important "on the metal installs", for me.
It just dawned on me that this is really two questions.
1. How can I amalgamate the two sets of Bookmarks I have now and save them for installation to the new installs (Xubuntu and Debian), and
2. How can I continue to have both distro's Bookmarks amalgamated and accessible to each.
Ideas welcome.
I have to go, so I will just throw this out to you guys.
Thanks.
Bookmarks