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This is why you can do: (load-file "/<user>@<host>:~/.emacs") (Assuming your 100+ machines are capable of reaching your home directory in some way (ssh, ftp, .
by stuhacking 16y ago
This is why you can do:
(load-file "/<user>@<host>:~/.emacs")
(Assuming your 100+ machines are capable of reaching your home directory in some way (ssh, ftp, ...). If not, you could also put your desired emacs init in a publicly accessible location.)
Edit: Or put a copy on a USB drive, or diskette, or floppy.
- sliverstorm 16y ago(Half the time a given box didn't even have network access)
- pdelgallego 16y agoOr even simpler, just upload your .emacs (even better, all the dot-files) to github so you can load or clone them anytime.