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what is or doing the ln -s
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Sorry I really don't understand your post, can you try explaining what you want or poisting a better question?
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Quote originally posted by Zachery ...
Sorry I really don't understand your post, can you try explaining what you want or poisting a better question?

what is doing the ln -s in fedora.
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ln -s is used to create symbolic links for apps/folders/etc.
man ln
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ln -s is used to create symbolic links for apps/folders/etc.
man ln

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