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I've never really found it all that limiting, and I'd argue I prefer it that way. The solution I've come up with is putting a symlink in the dropbox folder to
by nemothekid 11y ago
I've never really found it all that limiting, and I'd argue I prefer it that way.
The solution I've come up with is putting a symlink in the dropbox folder to the folder that needs to be synced. That way dropbox "sees" all your files, but your programs can just continue like normal. (I'm guessing you are on OSX/Linux).
- overgard 11y agoI'm a weirdo that still uses windows (on my mac, of all things), because its graphics drivers are better for graphics programming and visual studio is way nicer than xcode. I use OSX too, but I can't really depend on symlinks existing across my machines.
- sapek 11y agohttps://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753194.aspx https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753194.aspx Or does Dropbox not support symlinks on Windows?
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