I've been looking at quite a few #emacs video's lately (yes, also with Prot).
Emacs looks dangerously addictive, and fun!
Recent months I have been coding some PHP thingies, all on flat-file DB. It aligns philosophically in several ways with Emacs and mapping. It can easily replace several tools, like todo, agenda, IDE, into one app! like that idea!
Q: I am wondering about portability. I sometimes switch between 2 pc's. Can I keep #emacs synced in between in some way?
@codebuzz Make your config a git repository and syncrhonise the configuration between computers.
Emacs also has the amazing TRAMP for editing files on remote servers which works pretty well for most use cases.
Also worth looking into running emacs as daemon so you can connect to running sessions once you've SSH'd in.
Be wary its a deep 🐇 🕳️ once you fall in (but a fun one!).
@slackline Thanks slackline. I will see what the comments bring.
I know it can be a deep fun hole. That's why this would become important. I guess I'm in one foot allready. Just finding a good block of time to dive in.
codebuzz 🐧
slackline :emacs: :orgmode:
Robert Pluim 🇪🇺