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Creating Symbolic Links in Linux

February 4, 2023 by Shady Ganem

In Linux, you can create a symbolic link using the “ln” command with the “-s” option to specify it as a symbolic link. The syntax is as follows: Example: This will create a symbolic link named “link” in the “/path/to/” directory that points to the “/path/to/original/file”.

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