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Message: <blockquote data-quote="newbiePaul" data-source="post: 1620688" data-attributes="member: 337436">I am new to Mac and am planning buying my first one, but eventually plan to have two Macs, shared by the whole family.I want to set them up such that each person has their own user, but can logon on either one of the Macs and have exactly the same desktop background, any customizations, etc., so here's what I'm thinking:If I attach a NAS (visible to both Macs), can I put the user's profile on it (like a shared drive) and it is then read from there, so that any user settings, etc. are stored there and means there's no difference where you logon?I hope this makes sense - I'm new to Mac, but I do know UNIX and I'm guessing as long as I can put the home dir on the NAS, this should work?  What about passwords - happy if worst case scenario is that passwords have to be manually changed on both Macs to keep them in sync (certainly the admin/root would have to be separate for each Mac).Question 1:  Does this sound feasible?  If not, any other approach?Question 2:  If yes, any recommendations re NAS?Thanks for any responses to guide me the right way,Paul</blockquote>