You really don't want to do this. I had a similar idea when I was first getting started with QS, but it just creates a god-awful mess. As Eris pointed out, even if you only sync your triggers (note: absolutely never try syncing the catalog!), all you will do is end up creating a race condition where each copy of QS is constantly trying to overwrite the other's settings. It may be a bit frustrating to have to re-create a trigger on a second machine, but syncing will be a lot more frustrating. After all, it only takes a few moments to create a trigger, so if and when you find yourself needing a trigger, just make it then.
On Jan 5, 2:16 am, pendolino <[email protected]> wrote: > Have any quicksilver users used Dropbox (dropbox.com) to keep QS > preferences and other related data in sync across multiple computers? > > I've been thinking about this lately and have found that I make > certain tweaks or add triggers to one of my computers while forgetting > to do it on the other and Dropbox seems like a good way to sync those > settings since its quick, robust and unobtrusive. > > The only problems I could foresee are simultaneous changes but these > should be rare given that I don't change things that often and that > changes would have more than enough time to propagate across machines > before I switched to them. > > What I would really like to know from others with knowledge about this > is what files do I need to keep in sync? I'm guessing they're all in > the respective Library folder for QS but is there anything else?
