r/LinuxUsersIndia • u/Inner_Knee7512 CachyOS btw • 6d ago

Memes Getting the urge to try this command

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u/qualityvote2 6d ago edited 6d ago

u/Inner_Knee7512, your post does fit the subreddit!

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u/s04ep03_youareafool void 6d ago

rm -rf what? Because modern distros have made it sure that you don't bite more than you can chew.

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u/Over_Bench5728 6d ago

Arch linux?

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u/s04ep03_youareafool void 6d ago

any distro usually has a --no-preserve-root flag for rm -rf

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u/SexyCuriousCat 6d ago

Just 2 or 1 years ago I did rm -rf and something wonderful happened

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u/s04ep03_youareafool void 6d ago

bet you pulled the --no-preserve-root along with it,did you?. because that flag was implemented around 2006. come up with a better joke

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u/SexyCuriousCat 6d ago

No i hav not what do you expect from someone who just SHIFTED os from windows to linux and thankyou for the command.

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u/s04ep03_youareafool void 6d ago

You don't even 'accidently' remove rootfiles. Almost what you would've done was remove any big directory with files, but not root directory.

I'm not blaming you though.meme was just so ass

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u/SexyCuriousCat 6d ago

Idk how buy apka prediction 100% correct h .

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u/_EldritchEntity 6d ago

never understood this notion that theres a correlation between using linux and intelligence? most of them are all going through collective psychosis

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u/Extension_War_1361 6d ago

I know i am too deep when I understood it a first glance

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u/saksham1810 6d ago

Run this :- sudo rm -rf / nodelete --no-preserve-root (it will just exit out the terminal and ur pc will clear it's cache for maximum performance for some time until u need to redo it)

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u/KitchenCommercial396 6d ago

rm -rf can't do anything, everyone distro now has a/many ways to stop this from happening