> 2. About partitioning: What would be the downside of setting up a separate > /home partition that can be accessed by either version? My thought is > something like 10 gb for /home, 1 gb /swap, 100 mb for each /boot, and 12 gb > for each /. You might run into a little weirdness doing that especially if you install core 3 w/ selinix enabled. Also it is *highly* likely that your gnome, mozilla, firefox (whatever) apps may not like the old configuration files in /home/username. If it were me I'd just copy anything I wanted to save from /home/* into another partition e.g. /files, do a install of core 3 with its own /home, using /share to store & access docs etc. from both core 2 & core 3. YMMV. -- Bests, Jon
