CSights wrote:
> I guess 1 "here" is the repository and 2 and 3 are devices?  Is there some 
> kind of master/slave relationship between 1 and {2,3}

They're all peers.

> My brain thinks of 1,2,3 as just being directories (on different computers) 
> while the set which is being synchronized is the repository.  In other words 
> 1,2,3 are peers which all have the same data.  It would be okay if that is 
> not 
> the way it will work, I'd just like to see the UI organized and language used 
> in such a way that makes this obvious.

I've changed the wording to:

git-annex is watching over your files in ~/lib/sound
It will automatically notice changes, and keep files in sync with these 
repositories:

And the "here" repository is not included in the list.

I am, so far, stubbornly clinging to the "repository" term, in the git
sense. While this is indeed a word that the user may not be familiar
with, it has a specific meaning that "directory" or "folder" does not.

-- 
see shy jo

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