Novell Documentation: iFolder 2.1 - Why is it that unlike in iFolder client for Windows, the iFolder client for Linux supports Multiple instance of iFolder client on single machine, but same user cannot have Multiple instance of iFolder running?

Why is it that unlike in iFolder client for Windows, the iFolder client for Linux supports Multiple instance of iFolder client on single machine, but same user cannot have Multiple instance of iFolder running?

Explanation: This behavior is added in Linux to comply with the UNIX standards.

Unlike Windows, Linux box can be used by multiple users as desktop too. In this scenario, it makes sense to have each user one instance of iFolder.