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> Surely normal commands like `rm` should still function They do. In my experience, the only disruption to most terminal operations is that tab completion will
by nemo1618 6y ago
> Surely normal commands like `rm` should still function
They do. In my experience, the only disruption to most terminal operations is that tab completion will fail with an error.
- hobofan 6y agoThey sometimes don't. The article even acknowledges this: > Copy commands and even deletions can fail I've had that happen too many times, so I don't know why would fill up my disk with a hacky spacer file, which surely can also fail to be deleted when the disk is already full.