Re: cloning a windows instalation

[Phillip Lord]

Just copy everything. Emacs configuration is just a bunch of files
anyway. So long as you have your .emacs.d directory, you should have
everything that Emacs has ever done, unless you have added stuff to the
site configuration directories.

Phil

Subhan Michael Tindall <SubhanT@familycareinc.org> writes:

> I'll be leaving my job at the end of the month.
> I've been a heavy emacs user and have a lot of time in on setup &
> customization, installation of packages, etc as well as data files and so
> forth.
> Is there any straightforward way to clone my setup to take it with me? Ideally
> I'd like to put the whole thing on a flash drive at least temporarily.
> Ie:
> M-: (emacs-clone-setup "flash-drive-directory")  or similar?
> Subhan
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