If you have ever used Windows, you know what I’m talking about. I was reorganizing my desktop and I decided to have nothing on it except a shortcut to my Download folder. So, I cleared it out, but I stuck at the point of the short cut. However I found it out pretty soon and I would like to share that experience with you. It is done in three simple steps:
- Right click on the folder you want to create a shortcut to
- Click “Make Link” on the context menu
- Drag-and-Drop or Copy-Paste the created shortcut to your desktop (or wherever you like)
Yes, that’s this simple. Great, isn’t it? and this is how my rearranged Ubuntu desktop looks now.
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THANK YOU !
What if you get an error like this:
“error while creating link to (drive folder label).
The target doesn’t support symbolic links”.
Is this a permission issue?
What to do if the make link option is not enable? Thanks
thanks =)) but i cnt make a shortcut of /data u know why??
ps: i couldnt see the screen, it contains errors,thats what firefox sayd