On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 6:27 PM, Joseph R. Justice <jayare...@gmail.com>wrote:
> I note that there are people who *do* put their home directories, .rc > files, etc under source control. (IIRC, I've read stories in, like, Linux > Journal, lwn.net, blog stories, etc.) I have the distinct impression > that, often, at least part of the reason for doing this is that the user > has multiple systems they regularly use, and they wish to keep the personal > configuration details and I suppose also the personal data stored on/for > for each system as consistent between systems as is reasonably achievable > to achieve. > I do want my config file revisioned. Makes it easier to debug problems. My project files (including personal projects) are also revisioned. The Fossil repossitories are both replicated on other PCs the normal Fossil way and backed up, along with my other files, with rsync, to off-site storage. I think purists would still gag at my arrangement. Best as I can tell, to them, it's not backed up until it's copied to removable media and physically transported to a remote storage facility. (An update to an old saying I've heard, "Don't underestimate the bandwidth of an SUV filled with SD cards speeding down the highway.")
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