>>>>> "s" == sergio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
s> rsync - so i wouldn't have to check in any new files that are created.. s> they would all be automagically synced.. s> svn - so i could have version tracking.. s> i haven't spent a whole lot of time thinking about this.. s> what is everyone else doing? I don't use planner any more (why am I still on this mailing list, I hear you ask!). When I did, though, unison solved all my problems. It works well with most things. Planner is slightly more hassle than other applications since it changes so many files -- you have to be careful about running unison at the right time, of you get conflicts (you never loose things, but you have to resolve conflicts by hand). Unison uses the rsync algorithm so it's low bandwidth. It's safe so it never deletes things it shouldn't. I use it on my about 1/2 of my home directory, between 2 operating systems and, well, 4 or 5 machines. If they ever stop maintaining, I will have to retire, or become a hermit, as my (working) life will be over. Phil _______________________________________________ Planner-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/planner-el-discuss
