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I generally only need `ln -s <src> <dst>`. I know the -s means symbolic link, but in my head I read it as "source", since that's how I remembered the order long
by jesterpm 4y ago
I generally only need `ln -s <src> <dst>`. I know the -s means symbolic link, but in my head I read it as "source", since that's how I remembered the order long ago.
- layer8 4y agoThis is confusing, because when you picture the link as an arrow (as in `ls` output), the link name is the source and the link target is the destination.