Linux Rules

Linux even lets you fully remove the French language!

sudo rm -fr /

Just did it, and I can confirm; the French language is no longer on my computer. Thanks c/196!
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- deadb0ef
based Switching to linux right now
Can you remove the England language too?
- Believe it or not the, the same command will remove all languages from the system.
Isn't it rf? Or do they both work?
- In most commands, the order of flags doesn't matter
- Try it and find out.
- r and f are just flags, meaning recursive and force, so it doesn't matter the order

You don't need a bootloader if you don't reboot

- That's why it's called FOSB: Free and Open Source Bloat... Grand Unified Bloatloader, U-Bloat...
on a serious note, is possible to never reboot?
like an high availability server that can't never go down, how do they manage kernel updates? *
yes i know that now there is kube and docker etc and you can update the container with zero downtime. but how they did it 10 years ago?
- Kernel live patching, which basically rewires kernel functions at runtime, lets you update the kernel without rebooting. I don't remember how old that is though.
- You can go without rebooting if you always have power, don't care about updates (security) and don't run into bugs.
  It's done with multiple servers I guess. One updates/reboots while the other ones don't.
every day we strive further from god

In fairness to Windows, stopping users from doing really dumb shit is a feature if you're family tech support.

Linux will also stop regular users from breaking the system.
If you're family tech support, making them superusers is probably a mistake.
- So Linux and Windows are the same in that regard.
  Because you can also still uninstall Edge if you wanted, just not through the conventional means.
I mean, with admin powers you can still easily corrupt your windows system. Not too much different from sudo rm -ing everything.
What about stopping windows from doing stupid things by itself?

I have a Raspberry Pi and twice I uninstalled something with the goal of reinstalling it, only to realize that what I uninstalled was required to install anything. And I broke the desktop several times over.

I now use apt install --reinstall, I learned my lesson.

I'm just tech savvy enough to know that I'm not skilled enough for Linux. But Microsoft is starting to piss me off

You are wrong. Linux got really easy. Check out linux mint. Hardest part is making the bootable USB. My elderly parents both like it. Installation is much easier than windows and online help is much more available also.
- If that's true, I'm happy to be wrong. Now to just stop being lazy
- I'm FUCKING SICK of Windows bullshit, but Linux really scare me. My impression is that everything you do on Linux requires typing codes in the terminal, even the simplest tasks would require googling the right codes to type.