| Bash Script: Relative Landmark |
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Friday, July 1st, 2016 03:19:52 GMT |
| Software |
I released a small but useful enough Bash script on GitHub:
Basically, it just opens a folder. I use it as a substitute for relative symlinks, since symlinks have some annoying side effects I usually don't want.
Why do I call it "Relative Landmark" instead of something like "Relative Folder Opener"? It's shorter, and also, this script reminds me of the landmark inventory items in the virtual world game Second Life, which you can double-click on to instantly teleport to a location.