Creating a symlink (ctrl-shift-F5) stores the symlink in the same folder as the source file. I often need symlinks with the same name as the source file in different directories. So I would prefer a symlink creation, which places the symlink in the directory of the other Krusader window, similar to the copy function. From my point of view this would be the native behaviour of a two-side-file-manager. Thank you very much.
Note that this can be achieved with user actions (I use
ln -s %aList("Selected")% %oPath%
as the command).