First off, Hello everyone. This is my first post on Sabayon Forums. I have been running some form of Linux since SuSe 9 back when I was in high school. This by far does not make a genius at this OS. I have spent a lot of time learning and just going through forums in order to make my life a little easier with Linux. I am not a programmer or engineer, I am a Chef that is back to school now for Economics and International Business with plans to go on to a J.D. I run Linux mainly because Windows and OS X suck (while I do run all three on my Mac Pro I have not booted Windows or OS X in over a year.)
On to my question. I have had Sabayon on my Lenovo X230 for a couple months and was extremely impressed by how much speed I gained from having Ubuntu, Fedora on it before. Having this speed increase I installed Sabayon on my Mac Pro and got rid of my Fedora install. Now I have Sabayon on both my main machines. Being new to Equo (yes I have read the Newbie Page https://wiki.sabayon.org/?title=En:Entropy, I have now got both my machines up to date but only my laptop has all my programs on it. Is there a file in Entropy that I can transfer to my Mac Pro from my laptop that would once Equo is updated again will installed all the same programs?
While I have all ready started installing the programs one by one on the desktop I thought this being Linux and all there was probably a easier way to match programs. Can't imagine there is not since it would be a huge waste of time for IT to install everything one by one in a corporate environment. I could be wrong though.
Thanks in advance for any help or advice.