A simple bash script which creates links to various commonly used Linux resources either hidden in your home folder or buried in the filesystem.
This bash script (executed with bash links.sh) creates a folder containing a variety of absolute symlinks to a variety of resources you may want repeated or easier access to on Linux, but are either hidden by default, or buried in the filesystem.
Currently creates links to:
~/.bashrc, for editing Terminal launch defaults.
~/.config/conky, for editing conky config.
~/.config/neofetch/config.conf, for editing neofetch config.
~/.config/powerline-shell/config.json, for editing powerline-shell config.
~/.local/share/applications, for editing local .desktop files.
~/.local/share/fonts, for editing locally installed fonts.
~/.local/share/flatpak/app, for editing locally installed flatpak packages.
~/.local/share/Trash, for directly managing contents of the Trash.
~/.themes, for editing locally installed themes.
~/.wine, for editing the (C:) Drive in wine.
...as well as: (WARNING! REQUIRES ROOT ACCESS!)
/etc/fstab, for partitioning via fstab.
/etc/samba/smb.conf, for editing samba config.
/usr/share/applications, for editing global .desktop files.
/usr/share/backgrounds, for editing backgrounds.
/var/lib/flatpak/app, for editing globally installed flatpak packages.