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Hey guys, My situation is like this: I got a windows computer and a Linux computer , and an Eclipse project I'd like to sync between them. What is the best way to do this ? Thanks in advance

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Use a version control system, such as git or Subversion.

Thomas
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This is how we do it:

We have a linux file server running Samba (this allows Windows boxes to connect to it), install a CVS server, point your Eclipse installations at your CVS directory.

Can't offer much more info than that, but I think an CVS / file server based on Linux (we use Ubuntu) and samba is the best option.

ILMV
Why do you need the samba? Can't you just check files out of CVS directly onto your windows and linux box? (Not that I would want to use CVS anymore, with Subversion being better and just as cheap)
Peter Recore