Create Unix-styled symbolic links with a contextual menu.
Make Symlink is a Mac OS X-compatible contextual menu plugin which allow users to create unix-styled symbolic links. Symbolic links, known as symlinks, resemble standard Mac OS X's aliases. The system generally treats a symlink as it does with an alias. While aliases do not work with either Mac OS X unix terminal or remote clients, e.g. FTP and Samba, symlinks are still working flawlessly. However, Mac users must create a symlink through the unfamiliar unix terminal, so making a symlink is nearly impractical. By using the graphic interface of Make Symlink, users can make symlinks to various objects more easily. Destinations folders for created symlinks will appear on hierarchical menus, i.e. entire hard disk will be listed on the menus, and users can browse to any level of the hard disk. It also helps to organize files and perform server maintenance. Make Symlink fully supports unicode texts, so it can list object's names which contain several text encodings, including those for the Asian languages. This version has 2 languages, English and French.
This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Try this in terminal
ln -s name_of_file_for_symlink name_of_symlink
voila
terminal is text - some prefer GUI...
it's is your choice
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />terminal is easier than download and install...
ln -s name_of_file_to_symlink name_of_symlink
But looks like text not fancy GUI - your choice.
voila