Help me use emacs with org mode at work

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Syncthing

If you had a GNU/Linux at work you would still face the privacy issue. So in any case here's what I'd do regarding data segregation. So let's say `A` is your computer at home and `B` is your computer at work. On `A` I'd have - an `Orgzly` folder to put all my Agenda org Files, plus the org files I want to be able to edit with my smartphone. - an `Org-Mode` folder to put the rest of my org files. In regard to work, on `Org-Mode`, there would 2 different kinds of files: those I want to share with `B` and those I don't want to share with `B`. You can put the first kind in a `Shared` folder and the second in a `Private` folder. On `B` your work-related org files could be put inside of a `Work` folder (a subfolder of `Shared`) So you'd just have to sync `Shared` between `A` and `B`. Regarding your Agenda files you could also have a `Todo` folder within `Work` for your agenda files related to work, and add this folder to Orgzly through Syncthing. So you would have a complete view of your tasks on your smartphone (you could also have a complete view at home if you'd like to). As for the Emacs config file, I'd recommend writing it in an org file (let's say `emacsinit.org` that you would put somewhere in `Shared`. Then you'd just have to write this in your .emacs (on GNU/Linux, Windows or macOS): ``` (require 'org) (org-babel-load-file "PATH/emacslinuxinit.org") ``` So your config file could be easily synchronized. Also, Dropbox has access to all your files, so I wouldn't use it. Use [Syncthing][1] instead. [1]: https://syncthing.net/.

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