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Sane distributions don't include that alias by default. Because otherwise people will always use `rm -f` and lose the feature that `rm` asks before removing fil
by jhkaghjkga 11y ago
Sane distributions don't include that alias by default.
Because otherwise people will always use `rm -f` and lose the feature that `rm` asks before removing files marked as read-only.
- pjmlp 11y agoThen quite a few distributions are not sane, as I remember once a upon a time it was quite common to have it like that on fresh install.