codebuzz 🐧3d ago

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?

#emacs #question

Show threadLens2d ago
@codebuzz You could sync things however you'd like. Emacs is a text editor and operates on files, for the most part. Configuration is done in a file, just like everything else. You could rsync directly, host a git repo (or multiple) somewhere. Syncthing is popular for this sort of thing.
Show threadcodebuzz 🐧

@lens_r Thanks! I'm not on Emacs (yet). I just see once someone goes in, they never come back. So just making sure.

Thanks!

Mar 26 at 9:39pmWeb