[wplug] suggestions on Unix/Linux machines at Pitt labs?

[Michael P. O Connor]

Well you can always use /tmp.  I graduated before they got the linux
boxes, but the solarus boxes had also had /scratch.  As to your log in
home, there are good reasons to be dumped at your AFS space, it was
usefull for me when I was a student over at Pitt, I had the same login
config for all boxes I log into (there was a FVWM config that was going
around that people would hack to their personal setup, I have since come
to belived that Lord Isador made that config)

> I guess my question was badly written. 20 Mbs of space
> in AFS are fine, I guess. Where I would like to have
> more space is at the specific workstation where I'm
> sitting. Why the workstation space has to be the same
> as the AFS space? 
> 
> 
> >    As a user I get frustrated by the fact that the
> > space I have available is only the same as my space
> at
> > the unixs.cis.pitt.edu shared system. If that space
> is
> > just 10Mb, and I already occupy 5 Mbs with webpages
> > etc, I am just left with 5Mbs (space that gets also
> > reduced, of course, each time I log, with the
> > gnome/cde/mozillatemp files etc).
> 
> 
> "As for you advising professionals how to do their
> jobs more efficiently...by means of relaying
> suggestions not your own...from a novice standpoint...
> is a little rediculous. "
> 
> What would you prefer to receive? an uninformed
> suggestion from a `novice'? or an informed suggestion
> from a `novice'? And I, for once, if I have to get
> flames, prefer them to be spell-checked. Else, they
> appear ridiculous.  
> 
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Michael P. O'Connor
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