Hi, a similar topic has already been discussed on the OSX TeX Mailing list, but I'm interested how the BibDesk developers see this issue: I've been using DropBox already for quite some time. The documents I'm working on and my private texmf tree are in the Dropbox, and, of course, my main .bib file. This setup works very well, there's only one slight annoyance. I work regularly on two computers and whenever I forget to close the .bib file on one machine and make changes on the other one, I end up with two different versions of the .bib file. No big deal, but I wonder if iCloud integration would allow automatic synching between two runnings instance of BibDesk. I don't know what parts of iCloud are already accessible to third party developers (there seems to be some documentation on developer.apple.com) but at least in theory this is what apple already does with apps like Address Book or iCal (I'm actually quite surprised that the iOS version of the iWork suite already allow synching to iCloud while OSX applications haven't been updated yet).
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