Okay, I've somehow convinced myself to install Mint Linux (15: Olivia) beside my lovely Windows 8 operating system. Now, the only problem I have is sharing files between the two Operating Systems. What I used to have with my Windows 7 and Windows 8 install was a triple partition with the Win8 and Win7 Operating Systems in separate partitions, then another with all my files and what not. I want to have the same setup, though swapping the Win7 partition with Mint Linux, though I'm told that there are compatibility issues? Any light that can be shed on this would be absolutely wonderful, and thanks in advance!
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