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~/wrk/projectname/ If I haven't touched a project in a long time the 'projectname' folder gets moved to an archive disk. That prevents my /home directory from
by simonblack 2y ago
~/wrk/projectname/
If I haven't touched a project in a long time the 'projectname' folder gets moved to an archive disk. That prevents my /home directory from getting clogged with obsolete projects. I always try to keep my /home directory under about 10-12 gigs.
/a1 is "archive-disk number one":
/a1/comp is where computer code/information/manuals/etc is stored:
/a1/comp/j_wrk_master is where inactive code projects are stored indefinitely
'/a1/comp/j_wrk_master/projectname'
If the project needs to be worked on again, the '/a1/comp/j_wrk_master/projectname' folder gets moved back to become '~/wrk/projectname' again.
Rinse and repeat.