On Fri, Apr 05, 2002 at 04:03:05PM -0600, Rodney G. Garayt wrote:
> I'm still trying to understand some of the particularities of the Linux file
> system - how it's organized and in particular what happens when installing
> software. I'm very familiar with windows but haven't gotten the hang of it on
> Linux yet. Your response leads me to this question: If a "fake windows
> partition in your /home/Rodney/ directory" gets created, does that mean that
> only Rodney will be able to access it? Will other users be able to access it
> also?
Wine can map Windows drive letters to linux directories. For example,
CodeWeavers CrossOver Office v1.0.0 set up the following drive mappings
by default on my Red Hat 7.3 beta machine:
C: fake_windows (${HOME}/cxoffice/dotwine/cxoffice/fake_windows)
M: /mnt/cdrom
X: /tmp
Y: ${HOME}
Z: /
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