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Hi, I'm currently using the community version of the IntelliJ IDE, at school, I work on my project with OS. However, when I am at home I work on my window pc, is there any way I can work on both devices?
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You can work on as many systems as you wish. What is the problem?
let's say I have a project that I'm doing on my mac, is there any way to continue it on my pc without copy from the mac to pc
The best way is to use the version control to sync your project between different systems. Consider using Git/GitHub.
You can also use something like Dropbox, but that is less convenient since you will have conflicts in the project files that are specific to the system (such as .idea/workspace.xml).
See also https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/articles/206544839 .
The way I do it (when not using a version control system I can access from all locations) is to set up the project on an external drive that I can plug in to both computers.
That way I can open it anywhere and work on it. Of course this does mean in practice that you will have to switch your JDK each time you swap computers, as the selected JDK for a project is saved in the project configuration, but if you call them the same between computers in your IDEA configuration, this may not even be necessary.
And yes, modern distributed VCS services like Github have largely done away with the need for such things, but I'm old ok?