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It's a bit ghetto, but you could mount your home directory on the workstation via ssh from your laptop and then use it from your laptop when you need to use mer
by olefoo 17y ago
It's a bit ghetto, but you could mount your home directory on the workstation via ssh from your laptop and then use it from your laptop when you need to use mercurial or whatever nifty toy.
Ubuntu puts this functionality under the 'Places' menu item.
//assuming you are even permitted to do that
- h1bored 17y agoI wish :-( My laptop is the IT standard bastardized version of XP so I can run outlook. Though perhaps it'd be easier to crack it open, up the RAM, and run ubuntu in a VM on it..