Wine Linux Symlinks at Christoper Henderson blog

Wine Linux Symlinks. I just put them in my ~/games folder because it's easier to get to. I created a symbolic link, and. The best way to do this is with the. Linux allows you to create symbolic links, or symlinks, that point to another file or folder on your machine. To do this i copy the relevant folder from /home/user to my data drive, /data1/user, then symlink the data1 drive. An example of a symbolic. I want to create a data somewhere safe, and link that directory under the virtual c drive directory. I want to access the usb device via a com port like com1. Both the symlink and reflink solution could probably be automated fairly easily for winehq using an external script. In the wine documentation, it says simply to make a direct link to the usb. The first set of symlinks (to the base game folders) can go in c:\ as well.

I just put them in my ~/games folder because it's easier to get to. The first set of symlinks (to the base game folders) can go in c:\ as well. I want to access the usb device via a com port like com1. Both the symlink and reflink solution could probably be automated fairly easily for winehq using an external script. I created a symbolic link, and. To do this i copy the relevant folder from /home/user to my data drive, /data1/user, then symlink the data1 drive. Linux allows you to create symbolic links, or symlinks, that point to another file or folder on your machine. An example of a symbolic. The best way to do this is with the. I want to create a data somewhere safe, and link that directory under the virtual c drive directory.

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Wine Linux Symlinks The first set of symlinks (to the base game folders) can go in c:\ as well. The first set of symlinks (to the base game folders) can go in c:\ as well. I want to create a data somewhere safe, and link that directory under the virtual c drive directory. The best way to do this is with the. I want to access the usb device via a com port like com1. To do this i copy the relevant folder from /home/user to my data drive, /data1/user, then symlink the data1 drive. Both the symlink and reflink solution could probably be automated fairly easily for winehq using an external script. An example of a symbolic. I just put them in my ~/games folder because it's easier to get to. I created a symbolic link, and. In the wine documentation, it says simply to make a direct link to the usb. Linux allows you to create symbolic links, or symlinks, that point to another file or folder on your machine.