I've been using the "per-application" method (as the article calls it) for about 4 years now, and it's been working fantastically.
Now if I could only figure out an equally good method for managing my ssh keys...
A small tip for those working on locked-down systems: if you can't install GNU Stow, you can use XStow[1] instead. It is a C++ version of Stow (instead of Perl). It is very easy to build and has very few (if any) dependencies.
Now if I could only figure out an equally good method for managing my ssh keys...
A small tip for those working on locked-down systems: if you can't install GNU Stow, you can use XStow[1] instead. It is a C++ version of Stow (instead of Perl). It is very easy to build and has very few (if any) dependencies.
[1]: http://xstow.sourceforge.net