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shouldn't you use different OS users?

• kwijibob 8y ago
  That would slow things down, also we share the same files/dropbox.
  • pmlnr 8y ago
    It would also be the only reasonable way to deal with multiple users on the same machine.
  • yakubin 8y ago
    Files can be shared in a directory everyone has access to. On Unix-like system it doesn’t pose any problems (create a special group and assign permissions to it). I would suspect that on Windows you can do something similar (setting up a “D:” “drive”?). Slowing things down... Logging in and out today is negligible in times of time spent. I’m not sure what other factors can come into play here for you in terms of a slow-down. Having different OS users for different users seems to be a straightforward thing to do.