concrete path of links
On my desktop I have link files like Windows-C.lnk. How can I go to the concrete path which this link refers to?
For example --> /home/X/Desktop/C.lnk --> /mnt/C Desktop $ cd ????? Thanks |
Open a terminal
and type cd /mnt/C make sure there is a space between 'cd' and the first '/' and be aware that in linux the stuff you type into a terminal is case sensitive (g is NOT the same as G) |
No, no . I do not mean this :-)
I will do $ cd ...C.lnk and this will go to /mnt/C. You see? Quote:
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if C.lnk is a true symlink (created with "ln -s /mnt/C /home/X/Desktop/C.lnk"), you should be able to do:
~/Desktop $ cd C.lnk I don't know why it's called C.lnk, though...that sounds like a Windows thing. |
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