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No, because you'll have to do quite a few steps to put an actively used minecraft world in a ~/Dropbox/ folder.
by Andrew_nenakhov 5y ago
No, because you'll have to do quite a few steps to put an actively used minecraft world in a ~/Dropbox/ folder.
- danparsonson 5y agoThat doesn't argue that Dropbox won't also ruin actively updated folders. You're now talking about Minecraft configuration which is orthogonal to your original point.
- Andrew_nenakhov 5y agoI've never seen people put Minecraft saves to anything other than the default location for their system.
- asoneth 5y agoThis reinforces the original point, which was that Dropbox's constraints (only syncing one folder) are limiting to some while decreasing the probability of others getting themselves into problematic states.