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I was wondering if anyone has setup their development environment this way, or if there are any better alternatives. Since eclipse does not have to be “Installed” and can run from it’s own folder it should be possible.
I want to save eclipse and the android sdk to my box.net account this way I can access my project and workspaces from any computer and they will all be synced up.
Use Dropbox instead. I have seen people creating their workspaces in Dropbox folder. So that they can have their files where ever they want. Good thing about the Dropbox is it creates a folder in your system & it acts like just anyother folder in your system. I doubt if you can do it with box.net. So I would recommend to use Dropbox. Hope this helps.
Advantages(summary)
Has associated installer for your platform. Creates a folder just like anyother folder inside your system & sending your app to cloud is just drag & drop
Free to use for 2GB space, same like box.net (Can be extended by referals)