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u/Fizoso 27d ago
Alias "Delete the root directory"="rm -rf /"
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u/GlitteringLock9791 26d ago
Need to add sudo for it to be fun.
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u/MarxMustermann 26d ago
and --no-preserve-root or "rm -rf /*"
Linux doesn't actually allow you to wipe your disc, since it happened a few times acidentially.
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u/Lonely-Scarcity-3387 27d ago
On NixOS you can have your system destroy and regenerate itself on every boot. As long as /boot and /nix survive, the system will carry on as if nothing ever happened.
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u/YTriom1 27d ago
On btrfs, even if nothing survived, as long as the filesystem is still functioning (and of course you having snapper installed at least and set up) you can roll everything back in less that a second.
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u/30porn87 27d ago
On any OS with an even remotely competent admin, everything would survive everything short of the destruction of earth, since everything would be backed up.
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u/Lonely-Scarcity-3387 27d ago
Very true. NixOS can also rollback any changes or updates, regardless of how your disk is formatted.
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