P.S.: If you are still relatively new to QS, then you are probably in the stage where you are doing a lot of tinkering so that you can get QS set up just the way you like it. If that is the case, you might try just doing your tinkering on one computer until you are more or less satisfied with it, and then just email your triggers.plist and com.blacktree.quicksilver.plist to yourself so that you can drop them into place on the other computer while QS is not running. Then the two computers will be fairly similar to start out, and you can tailor each one to fit more precisely with the individual computer that it runs on. While you are doing the configuration on the one computer, just use the command window on the other computer for now.
On Jan 5, 2:16 am, pendolino <[email protected]> wrote: > Have any quicksilver users used Dropbox (dropbox.com) to keep QS > preferences and other related data in sync across multiple computers? > > I've been thinking about this lately and have found that I make > certain tweaks or add triggers to one of my computers while forgetting > to do it on the other and Dropbox seems like a good way to sync those > settings since its quick, robust and unobtrusive. > > The only problems I could foresee are simultaneous changes but these > should be rare given that I don't change things that often and that > changes would have more than enough time to propagate across machines > before I switched to them. > > What I would really like to know from others with knowledge about this > is what files do I need to keep in sync? I'm guessing they're all in > the respective Library folder for QS but is there anything else?
