From: invalid@invalid.invalid   
      
   John Ames  writes:   
   > Bobbie Sellers  wrote:   
      
   >> Foolish innovaters as in Canonical have allowed "/home" to be mounted   
   >> only in "/"(root) which is to my ideas of Linux is practically   
   >> disgusting.   
   >   
   > I'm curious about this, as all I can find on a brief Web search is   
   > discussions of whether and how to set up a separate /home partition on   
   > Ubuntu, rather than anything about it being disallowed. (How would you   
   > even *do* that, anyway?)   
      
   I don’t know what Bobby is referring to, but the AppArmor configuration   
   in Debian needs to know where home directories are, so if you have a   
   home directory in an unusual location then some applications won’t work   
   properly.  So it could be something like that.   
      
   In the specific case of AppArmor there’s a configuration file where you   
   can easily add additional locations. Other mandatory access control   
   systems may have similar properties but I know even less about them than   
   AppArmor.   
      
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