- Synchronization

Steve's suggestion to use a file synchronization tool is a good idea
for now. Of course such a tool has limitations, it cannot resolve
conflicts, this means you will loose the file with older modification
time, even if this file has changed. With other words, you cannot do
changes on both file system, only on one. Only a specialized tool can
resolve the conflicts, hence to have such a tool would be a fine thing. 
Unfortunately the effort for developing such a tool is high, because
resolving conflicts cannot be done without user interactions -
an automatic resolving is impossible if a game has changed in both
databases - I guess the development time between four and six months
(I took also into account that an additional database file is required
for the change history). Such a tool is far future.

Gregor

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