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I am making use of the sublime 3 recently and would like to leave it standard on all my computers. For this I thought of using Dropbox, which automatically synchronizes in case of any changes.
I thought a use the symbolic links ln -s, however I remembered that this would not work, because the symbolic link is nothing more than a shortcut to the contents of the folder, this way if I change some file in place .config/sublime-text-3 He won’t do anything at Dropbox, because he doesn’t even exist there.
Researching a little I found the hark link, which seems to be what I wish, however when testing error occurred Operation not permitted, even though I give chmod -R 0777 throughout the content of .config and in the Dropbox, what I don’t want either.
Still in this context I wonder if it will be possible to link both because I would be making a symbolic link from several computers to the same location, so how would the structure of this link file?
Someone would know how to develop this case?
Did you try the opposite? You would leave the actual file in Dropbox and link to the program post.
– Pedro Witzel
@That’s what Pedrowitzel was, if you want to write the answer.
– Guilherme Lautert
a fix: the symbolic link is not a shortcut (Windows equal) and theoretically should work, I use links like this in an application and all files are correctly identified through the link
– Pedro Sanção