Charles Curley wrote:
On Tue, Nov 29, 2005 at 01:35:54AM -0700, Steve wrote:
Hello,
At home I'm running SuSE 10
I have a server I've just leased running Gentoo.
Or even better, just open the code up on the server from within my
own IDE.
emacs' TRAMP mode will do this transparently. Your choice of transport
and security protocols. I use it routinely to edit files on boxen a
thousand miles away.
And if you're a vim user, vim scp://remote//path/to/file
But really, you want a revision control system. My preference is darcs,
here's an example of the most common commands:
server:~/foo$ darcs initialize; darcs add *; darcs record
client:~$ darcs get server:foo
client:~$ vim foo.c
client:~$ darcs record; darcs push
server:~$ vim foo.c; darcs record
client:~$ darcs pull
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