It sounds like a good idea to me. 
Consider replacing FDD with FDD & HDD & Other Images or such. For example, creating DOS HDD Image was important task for me when servicing a hard drive, resulting in this Tutorial, since the info on creating various HDD image types and comparison btw them is scattered and scarce.
Also consider adding Virtualization as a subdirectory to External Links, as there are many sources of info on it, and the topic becomes extremely hot. For example, according to MS 30% of Win8 CP copies are being installed to VHDs.
I added HDD, no need for "Other images" to keep it simple. I've added a "General" where other links can be placed. Can you add the links to your tutorials at the new system?
Hallo Nuno,
The Tutotorial Link system is indeed improved, but there are still some unwanted effects.
If someone creates a Tutorial link then his name will be displayed as connected to the Tutorial,
whereas it would be better if the original author of the Tutorial would have been displayed.
Also content of such Tutorial link cannot be modified by the original author. 
and that can lead easily to confusion .....
I think that using Tags like usb and vhd and tutorial is providing a better means to find related posts on a subject.
Yes, I understand. I'm splitting each of your lines in numbered topics to keep it easier to reply.
1) On the link author description I changed the "By" with "Link submitted by" to ease distinguishing between who submits the link and who created the tutorial.
2) To solve a poor description of each link, I granted permissions for developers and .script developers to change them as appropriate
3) It is debatable if it would be better to show the tutorial author as the link author. For example, this feature was available on the previous tutorial system and I used it on the tutorial of amalux that was quick to show his disapproval for such action without his consent (with good reasons to do so). Also, this feature is not available on the new system and I don't have the means to add this kind of functionality.
However, this can be solved with a manual process. You can ask a moderator (tutorial writers, developers) to delete the old link and replace it a new one that you create.
The other option is asking authors to add the links by themselves and hopefully we will be seeing this happen more often in the future.
4) You can already search with the use of tags, however this means that people have to tag their topics and use the same tags to provide meaningful results. We had the tag system available for more than a year and seldom times anyone adds tags.
5) I've added a description on the main tutorials page requesting people to only link back to content found on reboot.pro.
My worry is seeing links that drive readers away from our community or to places where we can't assure that they are safe for browsing. This doesn't mean that external sites can't be mentioned, I just appreciate that all links pertaining to external sites are placed under the "External sites" category and that our categories are used to host and support the works from our own community.
I am in doubt 
if this would be the planet of the apes or the planet of the ants, most probably the latter.... 
is keeping his sub-forum very "clean" and ordered, notwithstanding the fact that some users - just like they do everywhere else - skip or ignore instructions and post where they shouldn't, a random example 
Even in Blogs now there is always space for feedback.
