Update lab_linux_intro.qmd

topics/linux/lab_linux_intro.qmd

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ Now you will need some files. To avoid all the course participants editing the s
 
 The files are located in the folder **/sw/courses/ngsintro/linux/linux_tutorial**
 
-or they can be downloaded if you are not on UPPMAX at the moment, [files.tar.gz](https://github.com/NBISweden/workshop-ngsintro/blob/main/topics/linux/assets/files.tar.gz) (instruction on how to download further down)
+or they can be downloaded if you are not on UPPMAX at the moment, [files.tar.gz](assets/files.tar.gz) (instruction on how to download further down)
 
 For structures sake, first create a folder with your username in the **nobackup** folder, and a folder called **linux_tutorial** inside that folder, where you can put all your lab files.
 
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ cat(paste0("cp -r /sw/courses/ngsintro/linux/linux_tutorial/* /proj/",upid,"/nob
 
 {{< fa lightbulb >}} Remember to tab-complete to avoid typos and too much writing.
 
-If you are unable to copy the files on UPPMAX, you can [download the files from this link](data/linux/files.tar.gz) instead of copying them. This is done with the command `wget` (*web get*). It works kind of the same way as the `cp` command, but you give it a source URL instead of a source file, and you specify the destination by giving it a prefix, a path that will be appended in front on the file name when it's downloaded.
+If you are unable to copy the files on UPPMAX, you can [download the files from this link](assets/files.tar.gz) instead of copying them. This is done with the command `wget` (*web get*). It works kind of the same way as the `cp` command, but you give it a source URL instead of a source file, and you specify the destination by giving it a prefix, a path that will be appended in front on the file name when it's downloaded.
 
 *i.e*; if you want to download the file http://somewhere.com/my.file and you give it the prefix `~/analysis/`, the downloaded file will be saved as `~/analysis/my.file`.