user-directory _is_ home directory

[Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton <lkcl@lkcl.net>]

okay, got a good one for you.

... i notice that genhomedircon is working properly (hurrah)

however, it brings me a slight problem.

i've made /home _the_ home directory: there is one user, it's
_the_ user.

i could alternatively make a ln -s from /home/theoneuser to /c or
something but that would drive me up the wall because it is so
... so.... windows.

my question is: does anyone have any recommendations on how to deal
with /home being a mount point, and also being a user's home directory.

naively i removed the HOME_ROOT macro from types.fc, and naturally,
the /home mount point doesn't.  mount, that is.

clues anyone?

live with oh, say, restoring it /home/theoneuser instead, and
creating a symlink as "/MyDocuments" or something stupid?

l.

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