I've started using TomBoy over a year ago. it sounded a very reasonable tool to make my own "wiki". As it grew larger and larger, I was wondering of a way to move it to other computers I use.
That wish materialized one day after some research. I needed to define a path where all my files are stored. It turned out that this option was killed in my version (a very old one). After some research I managed to renew it. Then you would do the following:
Edit->Preferences->Synchronization and set a path for that file.
Then you can send a copy of that file to your second machine. And through the same process, set your TomBoy to "see" that folder.
Done! and life is good.
============ update 20150212 =================
You can synchronize Tomboy with other machines using DropBox. Simply follow these instructions:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2122776
and make sure to "kill" all tomboy processes using shell before trying it.
That wish materialized one day after some research. I needed to define a path where all my files are stored. It turned out that this option was killed in my version (a very old one). After some research I managed to renew it. Then you would do the following:
Edit->Preferences->Synchronization and set a path for that file.
Then you can send a copy of that file to your second machine. And through the same process, set your TomBoy to "see" that folder.
Done! and life is good.
============ update 20150212 =================
You can synchronize Tomboy with other machines using DropBox. Simply follow these instructions:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2122776
and make sure to "kill" all tomboy processes using shell before trying it.
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