I'd like to reference photos stored on a USB key. The problem is that the USB key will be mounted in one location on Linux and another location on the iPhone. One suggestion I've seen was:
> Alternatively, you can define a link abbreviation:
>
> #+link: local-file /home/user/
>
> [[local-file:wallpaper.png]]
>
> and then load it via #+SETUPFILE with different setupfiles on PC and
> phone.
Does Beorg handle link abbreviations?
Alternatively, using system-type in an init.org file and some elisp/scheme code accordingly??
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Matthew Kennard
said
6 months ago
Not at the moment.
I am still working on rewriting how beorg handles links, which would then mean supporting things like this would be easier.
David Masterson
Does Beorg support system-type like Emacs does?
I'd like to reference photos stored on a USB key. The problem is that the USB key will be mounted in one location on Linux and another location on the iPhone. One suggestion I've seen was:
> Alternatively, you can define a link abbreviation:
>
> #+link: local-file /home/user/
>
> [[local-file:wallpaper.png]]
>
> and then load it via #+SETUPFILE with different setupfiles on PC and
> phone.
Does Beorg handle link abbreviations?
Alternatively, using system-type in an init.org file and some elisp/scheme code accordingly??