I did this in Windows 7. My Documents, Videos, Music and other personal folders are in D:\
because it is my media disk.
In case of a system failure, I will always have access to these files when I reinstall the OS. I just right click, i.e. "Videos" in my personal folder (in my case named "Tesla") and click "location" to set a new location for it, which is in D:\Tesla
and in the case of Videos folder in D:\Tesla\Videos
. I do that for every personal folder.
Now, I want to know if this is also possible in Ubuntu 11.10? I would like, when I open my Home folder and click i.e. Videos, to go to /media/Media/Tesla/Videos
(which is where my D:\
disk is mounted), instead of the default /home/tesla/Videos
.
Thanks in advance.
EDIT: I already set up NTFS automounting via the NTFS Configuration Tool.