For most Unix users, symbolic links are obvious and natural — a means to make connections that span file systems and avoid the need to keep duplicates of files in multiple file system locations.

A friend of mine and myself were messing around in linux installed in our laptops. He's got Ubuntu installed and I have FC2. He asked if why does linux have such ugly fonts and I told him that he can ...

So I created a symbolic link in my home directory for my ftp server to take users to a mp3 directory that is on my home share. When I click the link it's almost like the ftp client wants to execute ...