Oh, I was not aware of the fact that the Windows terminal can't handle .lnk files. I was only thinking of the gui. Thank you, Grail, for this piece of information. So I fully take back the statement that I'd like to see original Windows (TM) behaviour. As usual, I'd like something _better_ than Windows ;-)
I'll give an example of what I'd /like/ to see:
Code:
~/Desktop$ ln -s /media/data/xyz
~/Desktop$ cd xyz
/media/data/xyz$
Instead I do see (the only difference is on the last line):
Code:
~/Desktop$ ln -s /media/data/xyz
~/Desktop$ cd xyz
~/Desktop/xyz$
Thunar closely follows this logic, i.e. it pretends there actually /are/ folders like ~/Desktop/xyz/gi/ga/gu
Why do I ask this question? I've created a similar symlink on my girlfriend's computer for her documents folder. Now I'd prefer her not to get confused with data existing in two separate places. However, sometimes she is bound to go to the original place as Thunar and encfs produce an error under the symlink in some circumstances. I hope my question is clearer now.