Alan, what a lot of people do is to use symlinks in the following way:
- In Ubuntu One, they create a directory to put all these dot-something config dirs:
mkdir "Ubuntu One/dot-configs"
- Then they move the real config files into there
mv .vimrc "Ubuntu One/dot-configs/"
(sometimes they rename it without the initial dot, so as they're not hidden anymore)
- Then they do a symlink of that:
ln -s "Ubuntu One/dot-configs/.vimrc" .
Alan, what a lot of people do is to use symlinks in the following way:
- In Ubuntu One, they create a directory to put all these dot-something config dirs:
mkdir "Ubuntu One/dot-configs"
- Then they move the real config files into there
mv .vimrc "Ubuntu One/dot-configs/"
(sometimes they rename it without the initial dot, so as they're not hidden anymore)
- Then they do a symlink of that:
ln -s "Ubuntu One/dot- configs/ .vimrc" .