“If your laptop computer is a complement to your desktop
machine, you’re probably well aware of the need to synchronize data
between the two. When you’re in the middle of a big project and
know you’re going to be spending the afternoon in a doctor’s
waiting room or on an airplane, it’s nice to be able to quickly
transfer your project files–and maybe your email and contacts–to
the laptop, then vice-versa when you return to your desk. This
article will show you two ways to accomplish this on
GNU/Linux-based machines…”
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