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Re: [PLUG] directory conventions
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The symlinks are a good idea. Although, something like /family should
be easy enough.
W. Chris Shank wrote:
wherever you put it (ie: /usr/share/family_folder_name) - I suggest that
you create a symbolic link that puts it in each family members home or
desktop (ie: /home/sally/family_folder_name). This tends to be easier
than having them navigate to the directory directly.
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 18:00, Arthur S. Alexion wrote:
On a family computer where each family member has an account, I want to
create a directory where a family member can save a file so that other
family member users can access it. This isn''t a technical question
per se; I know how to create a directory and set permissions. Rather, I
am trying to find out if there are naming conventions and conventions as
to where to locate such a directory.
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