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First off, I know that ~/ is the home directory. CDing to ~ or ~/ takes me to the home directory. However, cd ~X takes me to a special place, where X seems to be anything. In bash, if I hit " cd ~ " and hit tab, it shows a bunch of possible ~X options like ~mail and ~postgres and ~ssh . Going to those folders and doing a pwd shows me that these folders are not in the home directory; they're all over the place. They are not aliases. I've checked. They're not env. variables, or else they'd require a $ . What is setting these links, and where can I find where these are being set?
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