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| * Quit Sublime Text 2 (so you don’t accidentally change any settings) | |
| * In your Dropbox folder (usually at ~/Dropbox/), add a folder called Sublime Text 2 | |
| * Open the folder with your ST2 settings (should be ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/) | |
| * Copy the following 3 folders into ~/Dropbox/Sublime Text 2/: Installed Packages, Packages, and Pristine Packages | |
| * Rename the original 3 folders in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/ to something like Installed Packages-20110119, | |
| * Packages-20110119, and Pristine Packages-20110119 (optional, but I’m kind of anal about these things, so I want to make sure I can revert if need be) | |
| * Now, dive into Terminal.app (if you’re not comfortable using a CLI, you probably aren’t a good candidate for ST2) | |
| * Navigate into ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/ (using cd, you got this, right?) | |
| * Here, we’re going to create symlinks to the folders in ~/Dropbox/Sublime Text 2/ | |
| * The command to create a symlink is ln -s [source] [destination], so we want to do the following, 1 at a time: | |
| - ln -s ~/Dropbox/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Installed\ Packages ./Installed\ Packages | |
| - ln -s ~/Dropbox/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages ./Packages | |
| - ln -s ~/Dropbox/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Pristine\ Packages ./Pristine\ Packages |
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