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It was only deleting /usr, which doesn't contain home directories or config files. I suppose that /usr does store a good chunk of what the Windows directory ha
by stephen_g 15y ago
It was only deleting /usr, which doesn't contain home directories or config files.
I suppose that /usr does store a good chunk of what the Windows directory has in it though.
- nuclear_eclipse 15y agoSorry, was thinking of the awful `rm -rf /` variant...
- uxp 15y agoIn other Unix flavors, /home may be an alias to /usr/home.