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I have a new Mac computer at the office. And I need to copy Eclipse from my home Mac.
I need to keep all the setting and plugins working fine, as on my home computer. Moreover, I need to have all the SVN setting and projects working too.
So, can you suggest the best option how to do it clearly, to have the final result completely the same, as I have on my current home computer?
Dropbox might come in handy for this kind of synchronization, both for:
Note: I would install plugins in a shared dropin folder and synchronized that directory as well.
That way, when you change/update your Eclipse version, all your plugins are still there.
Since your eclipse.ini can reference your workspace, with a relative path, all you need is to synchronize one folder with in it: Eclipse, the workspace, your projects.