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'''Hardlinks''' This is usually allowed, and such additional entries are called '''hardlinks'''. ...

* does not affect hardlinks to outside ...e they are not links, they point directly to an inode. They're only called hardlinks to point out ''multiple'' file entries point to the same inode. ...

...orage it actually takes''', by easily a few GB (varies), because parts use hardlinks {{comment|(multiple files on the filesystem that actually point to just one ...o not understand this, and do not check whether entries are duplicated via hardlinks, so count each copy. To get an idea of actual difference in disk-space use, ...

* that there is an option to use in the presence of hardlinks ...ource (default is treating them as separate files. In part because finding hardlinks is expensive) ...

...universal fix to this is creating a new directory, moving your files (with hardlinks if you want to be fancy), and swapping it in. ...

If you can't, consider hardlinks. Or just copy files in. My temporary fix was to use hardlinks instead. ...

==On symlinks and hardlinks== : when hardlinks are out because it's cross-filesystem ...

* handles hardlinks ...

* links, the way objects are connected -- much like hardlinks and mean the structure is more like a dag ...

: {{comment|(you could consider them similar to filesystem [[hardlinks]])}} ...