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"You should ideally be able to take your hard drive out, put in a new one, install a fresh OS, run 1 script, and be completely up and running in less than an ho
by maxxxxx 7y ago
"You should ideally be able to take your hard drive out, put in a new one, install a fresh OS, run 1 script, and be completely up and running in less than an hour."
this is great if you can pull it off but if you have a lot of disjointed systems plus maybe custom hardware it gets really hard to automate the process. In general I agree though. I also have learned to just live with the defaults of my IDE(s) instead of setting them up to my taste every time.
- jimpudar 7y agoI keep all my Emacs config files in a git repository, so I can quickly pull it wherever I happen to be using Emacs. Might be practical for some IDEs too depending on their configuration file formats. I'd imagine it would work fine if the configuration is stored as XML.