It really does. ![]()
I use them quite often. (Specifically with Studio, so I can share my custom presets between versions, w/out “cloud.”)
When the app asks for whatever name it has hard coded into it, the operating systme, or file system, can look up whether that’s been symlinked, and if so, return a different path.
Maybe I’m not understanding what you mean…
App version A runs and tries to access ~/BambuStudio.
Later version B runs and also tries to access ~/BambuStudio.
How can this same path be automatically symlinked to different physical locations on disk (based on which version is being executed)? ![]()
-Max