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Old 01-24-2016, 08:05 AM   #3
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I usually use rsync on linux.
rsync is a nice tool, which I use a lot. But once you want to do two-way sync and/or more than two devices are involved, I find Syncthing works really well.

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Had a look at pandoc quite some time ago. Is it already a viable solution for Latex to epub without loss of formatting?
Sorry to say, I don't know. I've only used Pandoc for converting HTML to epub (haven't looked into what intermediate formats are used for that), and in that use case there is definitely a loss of formatting. I only use it for a couple of sites I follow where images are important, and for me the output is "good enough"-- at least until I find a tool that works better for this. Generating PDFs from the HTML is another option, which I may experiment with when I get some free time.
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