So I've finally been introduced to the fun of portable computing and also to the bliss that is file synchronisation.
The problem is that you'll have some files that you'll want to work on and access both on your desktop and notebook computer, how do you ensure that they both have current versions and how do you deal with the situation where the same files have been modified on both computers when synchronisation is attempted? What are people doing about this? there's a few application specific solutions that might be worth trying. Using CVS for my code and uni work et al would work well, but I would like to get a slightly more general solution. Keeping a local copy of my mail archives is another problem. And I'd also like updates in my key bindings and stuff to go between machines (I guess that could also be CVSed, but that's starting to sound like too much work). So I heard about Intermezzo and Coda. They're both in my kernel. Does anyone have any experience with them? Do they work as advertised? will they do what I need them to? Which one is better? James. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
