USB Pen Drive User

[Scott Elcomb]

> Everything that I care about is checked into subversion.  This includes most 
> of my home directory ("normal" files and config files).

Now that.  That is an interesting thought!  Sorry, I've just started
reading about subversion and trying to come to grips with cvs.  I think
I've got rcs in my head, but I'm not used to using version control at a
respectable level yet.  :(

> This gives me a nearly complete consistent experience between my work desktop 
> and my home desktop.  All of my files are where I'm used to, my desktop icons 
> are identical, etc.

I'll have to do some checking before including the desktop, due to the
range between RHL/FC versions I want to use.  (I didn't bother much with
X until FC1 - got a few of those in production now.)

> If you can easily get access to a common subversion server from all of your 
> machines you might find this easier than lugging around a pen drive.  I can 
> easily arrange svn access for myself either through my vpn or an ssh tunnel.

Very cool.  :)  Thank you very much!

-- 
Scott Elcomb
http://psema4.gotdns.com
https://sourceforge.net/projects/avalonweb/

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