Keep @sublimehq in sync via @dropbox (OS X)

sublime-dropbox-sync-first-machine.sh

# On your first machine, use the following instructions
# If your Dropbox folder is not in the default location, you'll need to change ~/Dropbox to your location

# 1. Close Sublime Text
# 2. Open Terminal/iTerm

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/

# Add a new directory for Sublime inside ~/Dropbox folder
mkdir ~/Dropbox/Sublime

# Move User folder to ~/Dropbox/Sublime/ folder we created in previous step
mv User ~/Dropbox/Sublime/

# Set up symlink to ~/Dropbox/Sublime/User folder
ln -s ~/Dropbox/Sublime/User

sublime-dropbox-sync-other-machines.sh

# On your other machine(s), use the following instructions
# If your Dropbox folder is not in the default location, you'll need to change ~/Dropbox to your location

# 1. Close Sublime Text
# 2. Open Terminal/iTerm

cd ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/

# Remove default User folder created by Sublime Text
rm -r User

# Set up symlink to ~/Dropbox/Sublime/User folder
ln -s ~/Dropbox/Sublime/User