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I guess it depends what you are working with. Some things are just a pain to keep synced, like large files, lots of repos, installed packages, containers, custo
by akvadrako 8y ago
I guess it depends what you are working with. Some things are just a pain to keep synced, like large files, lots of repos, installed packages, containers, customizations, etc..
For a while I did have an iMac at work, iMac at home and small laptop for whatever. But it was too much hassle.
- cbzoiav 8y agoSo use an external HD! A 2.5" usb3 SSD will fit in your pocket. Comes with the added advantage that you save the copy step of transferring files to colleagues. Additionally depending on OS / hardware similarity at each end you might even be able to make it bootable and carry your toolset everywhere too.
- mercer 8y agoI've tried doing just that, and it's still somewhat inconvenient. There's quite a bit of stuff that resides somewhere in the $HOME dir, from config to application files. I considered symlinking part of it, but then you have the problem that nothing works without the SSD connected.