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Yes, keep your ~/.emacs.d in Dropbox. I have been doing that for I think 10 years or so. It works very well.
by zarkov99 6y ago
Yes, keep your ~/.emacs.d in Dropbox. I have been doing that for I think 10 years or so. It works very well.
- stjohnswarts 6y agoI haven't used drop box before, how do you keep synced? Do you access it the .emacs.d through a symlink? do you copy it over to ~ and copy back when you make changes? Do you use it directly from the Dropbox "local" folder? I'm currently using git to push/pull but it would be nice if it was more automated.
- zarkov99 6y agoDropbox keeps it synced, that is its function. I simlink from ~/.emacs.d into Dropox. Its fairly seamless, you change it in one machine and it just pops up in the other.