being a mac veteran i have always ran a partition on my main drive. one for system, one as scratch, and one as a work/misc drive (for files only).
mainly because of fragmentation and if my system partition went bad i could usually mount my work drive to pull any files.
that being said, the longer i use os x the more i like the way the home folder operates, and think it would be easier to just use a single partition for system (with a work folder in my home folder) and do a 3gig scratch disk partition.
I am on a 1ghz superdrive Ti powerbook.
have any of you other graphics professionals/heavy users done this transition, or do you still think it wise to keep the partition.
now since i have a scheduled back-up to firewire drive, i feel it may actually be more convenient to have all my files on one disc...
thanks for any input!
technocoy
mainly because of fragmentation and if my system partition went bad i could usually mount my work drive to pull any files.
that being said, the longer i use os x the more i like the way the home folder operates, and think it would be easier to just use a single partition for system (with a work folder in my home folder) and do a 3gig scratch disk partition.
I am on a 1ghz superdrive Ti powerbook.
have any of you other graphics professionals/heavy users done this transition, or do you still think it wise to keep the partition.
now since i have a scheduled back-up to firewire drive, i feel it may actually be more convenient to have all my files on one disc...
thanks for any input!
technocoy