I understand that Windows later-than-or-equal-to* Vista provides the mklink
shell command. I'd like to make use of this from the Msys terminal. Any idea how?
When I enter mklink
on the msys terminal, it outputs sh: mklink: command not found
. Msys only provides a fake ln
utility which appears to be effectively the same as cp
.
I tried writing a shell script to open a Windows shell and run mklink
within it, but when my shell script tries to execute cmd /C
, msys brings the Windows shell to the foreground of the current terminal and leaves it there, without running the instructions.
**I don't say 'greater-than-or-equal-to' because XP was greater than Vista but had no mklink
utility.*
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