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I don't use the Documents folder and have it `chflags hidden` in the Finder. Desktop is always empty. `data` contains documents, while `db` contains databases
by k2enemy 8y ago
I don't use the Documents folder and have it `chflags hidden` in the Finder. Desktop is always empty. `data` contains documents, while `db` contains databases and datasets for research. `var` is mostly vm images. The others I think are self explanatory.
`work` and `src` are synced to my linux computer at work via syncthing.
[k2enemy@indy ~]$ tree -L 1
.
├── Desktop
├── Documents
├── Downloads
├── Library
├── Movies
├── Music
├── Pictures
├── Public
├── bin
├── data
├── db
├── etc
├── src
├── var
└── work
- rootbear 8y agoI take a somewhat similar approach, where I replicate standard Unix/Linux directories in my home directory: src, lib, etc, bin. It works pretty well, but has some limitations.
- jason_slack 8y agoThanks for mentioning synycthing...I'll check it out. Right now I have a series of rsync scripts as cron jobs that keep my stuff in sync on multiple machines.