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How to create a symbolic link to a file in /bin/ in order to run as a line without ./?
There is a directory with the utility, in this directory there are still a lot of files that are required for its operation.
Now, in order to run it, I need to go to a folder and write ./prog . I need to be able to just write prog in the terminal from any directory and have the program run.
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maybe we won't invent the wheel?
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alias_(bash)
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