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Re:Understanding Git for real by exploring the .git directory by chias on Sunday February 21, 2016 @10:57AM (#11144952)
> The biggest problem I have with git that I have yet to solve is that I will be working on something on my laptop and then want to switch to my desktop and pick up where I left off.

Could you use something like rsync or unison to sync the working directory (including the .git directory) between your desktop and laptop? I'm new to git myself, but after reading through the OP article I imagine this would work.

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Re:Understanding Git for real by exploring the .git directory by n0us on Sunday February 21, 2016 @03:05PM (#11146199)
Yeah I've thought about rsync. It just seems like a half solution and I'm not really sure how well it would work when I'm off my home network. Sometimes I ssh into the desktop because my laptop is old and run into limitations with front end build tools.
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