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Old 10-14-2008, 04:09 AM
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Default .desktop file link doesn't act like a link when opening file
Gidday, I've found a small problem with the way links are handled,

on my desktop there is a link to a HDD device mounted under /mnt/G. This works fine when I click on it on my desktop but when I am (for example) opening a file with Kaffeine, I can't click on these links on my desktop and have the "file open" dialogue follow them because they see them as actual .desktop files.

Is there a workaround?

Cheers.
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Default Re: .desktop file link doesn't act like a link when opening file
You should use a symbolic link for such a task. See also
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