I want to have a GNU/Linux setup on my computer, where I could use different distributions and isolated environments inside an operating system-level virtual machine. Then I also want to share my personal data between all of the OSes and their configurations. And also this data needs to be encrypted.What should my setup look like?I thought of the following:Install minimal base distribution like Parabola or Debian.Install VM on it - for example OpenVZ.Install multiple distros inside VM.Create a separate /home partition, which will be encrypted - for example dm-crypt.Share /home partition between distros.Any reason for encrypted /? gave me an idea to use LVM instead of physical partitions, but I had no experience with it. Answers in Different linux distros sharing the same /home folder? state that sharing /home can be problematic. What are alternatives or clarifications to the scheme above?
Multiple distros in VM with encrypted disk
distros;encryption;dm crypt;openvz