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If I have my hard drive partitioned into a NTFS partition with XP Pro, an EXT-3 partition with Ubuntu 7.04, and a 2-gig swap partition, is it safe to configure ...
- 09-07-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Can Linux & Windows Thunderbird use same data dir?
If I have my hard drive partitioned into a NTFS partition with XP Pro, an EXT-3 partition with Ubuntu 7.04, and a 2-gig swap partition, is it safe to configure Thunderbird on the Linux side to use the same data directories as the Windows side on XP's NTFS partition? Or are there a few subtle differences between the Win32 and Linux versions of Thunderbird that would cause them to corrupt data files created by the other version?
- 09-07-2007 #2Just Joined!
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I'm not sure whether it's supported and I don't know enough about Thunderbird to know whether it's 100% safe, but I have my dual boot system sharing a directory between the two OS's and have had no problems.
- 09-07-2007 #3
i don't have thunderbird on my system.But i had tried to use windows firefox profile folder in linux and it worked(most of the thinks worked like i bookmarks,sessions but hadn't checked password reminder)and i think it would also work with thunderbird.
but you need to edit profile.ini file a little before use can do thislife is the greatest opportunity that the nature had given you


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