When you make changes in your home directory (such as adding, deleting, or editi

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When you make changes in your home directory (such as adding, deleting, or editing files) while logged into it20 or someone else’s VM, why do those changes persist in your home directory, as it exists on your own VM? When you make changes in your home directory (such as adding, deleting, or editing files) while logged into it20 or someone else’s VM, why do those changes persist in your home directory, as it exists on your own VM? When you make changes in your home directory (such as adding, deleting, or editing files) while logged into it20 or someone else’s VM, why do those changes persist in your home directory, as it exists on your own VM?

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3) When when we are making or manipulating a files present in the home directory while logged in to someone's else VM, it is true that those changes will persist in your home directory. VM is actually the virtual machine in which the OS is hosted in it. It will be simiar to using a OS present in a physical machine. The functionality of both the OS is absolutely similar. So, if a changes is made in the home directory, the changes will be applicable on your home directory only. Even though if you are using someone's else VM and for every user, a home directory is being created and the changes will reflect in that particular user's home directory.

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