How to Link Directories & Files in Linux

Опубликовано: 12 Март 2025
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How to link directories and files in Linux

How to use "ln" command to link directories and files and create custom terminal commands.

✅ In this video we:
1. Link Directories.
2. Link Files.
3. Link and execute bash script as global terminal command.

What is the ln command ? It’s a powerful tool in Linux for creating symbolic or hard links between files and directories, allowing you to access resources from multiple locations. In this video, we’ll show you how to use ln to link directories, files, and even create custom terminal commands —perfect for streamlining workflows and boosting productivity!

✅ Types of Links :
Symbolic Links (-s) : Point to another file/directory (can be across filesystems).
Hard Links : Create additional references to the same inode (same filesystem only).

✅ Why Use ln?
Access Files Quickly : Link frequently used files or directories.
Custom Commands : Simplify complex scripts into single commands.
Backup Management : Link configurations or logs for easier access.

✅ Pro Tips :
Use absolute paths for symlinks to avoid confusion.
Check existing links with ls -l (look for arrows ).
Remove symlinks carefully: rm /path/to/link (don’t delete the source).

Perfect for Linux users who want to organize files, automate tasks, or create custom tools! Hit subscribe for more terminal tips and like if this helped. Let us know: What will you link first?

👉 Watch now and master linking in Linux!

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