> In the settings on your pc where dropbox is installed you can disable > the sync of certain folders (the backup-folder in this case).
Thanks for the reminder. I was a little bummed about the 130+ backup copies but now that I don't sync those folders my DropboxTW folder is very manageable. > I also removed my tw from the shared folder and started experimenting > with purestore. Your purestore experiment seems to implement Jeremy's idea of individual files for each tiddler. > (my workboard tw where I write on is in another folder not visible for > others)... I like the idea that everyone connected to DropboxTW can have one (1) or more public facing TWs (in the main folder) and then manage their own content in private subfolders. Where I am getting confused is on how you would share a tiddler from your private TW? If you want the content to be publicly accessible would you have to move it into your public TW (because all tiddler files must be in the same directory as the TW they belong to)? In looking around in AlexHoughDropboxTW.html, master.html, and PMarioDropboxTW.html I got confused about where I should be doing any editing. I added craig_tagsearch.html (thank you, Tobias Beer, for your excellent http://tagsearch.tiddlyspot.com TW mod) so I would have somewhere to throw content that shouldn't step on anyone else's TWs. I perceive the vision of DropboxTW to be an environment focused on collaboration. That's fine. My personal interest (currently) is to leverage Dropbox and TiddlyWiki such that I only keep a single copy of any plugin there but have all my various TWs loading it as needed. This environment could certainly accelerate plugin development if two (2) or more TW rock stars want to collaborate on plugin development. Between Jeremy's description of a TW hosting tiddlers as files and loading JIT and Bauwe's purestore experiments, we might be close to seeing all the TWs currently in DropboxTW reduced in size to their unique tiddlers. For the sake of organizational structure I hope it becomes possible to manage these tiddler files into subdirectories: plugins, pluginInfo/documentation, owner of personal tiddlers, etc. This would reduce the clutter of the main directory and might help address the segregation of public and private tiddlers. BTW, I have no proprietary content in craig_tagsearch.html. Anyone is welcome to edit as they please. It dawns on me that in many Google Groups threads here someone will raise a question or have an issue that is better demonstrated than described. They are encouraged to create a minimal test case TW. Couldn't we formalize a DropboxTW "repository" where those MTCs could be posted consistently? Craig -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=en.
