I have a desktop and a laptop, both running the same OS (PopOS). Note: I don't sync anything to my work computer. I will never trust adding a conduit for my pe

I have a desktop and a laptop, both running the same OS (PopOS). Note: I don't sync anything to my work computer. I will never trust adding a conduit for my personal activity or files to my work computer. I use SyncThing which syncs critical parts of my home directory (.config, project files, misc dot files, git configs for multiple profiles). My SyncThing setup is local network only. I work mostly on my desktop and if I'm about to leave I spin my laptop up real quick, it syncs everything in a few seconds, and I'm out the door. In terms of projects, this also syncs my project settings from VSCode and IntelliJ. I was a little worried about my apps that support hot code reloading if I left the daemon running by mistake, but honestly I've discovered no local state issues. My shell configuration is also synced, which is really nice. Once homed (in systemd) becomes more of a thing I'll probably see how I can incorporate that workflow.