"Kendall P. Bullen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is a fallacy. (Or maybe Unix geeks aren't as smart as DOS
> geeks?) I set up something of my own and am no more nor less likely
> to delete the wrong file. Despite DOS's undelete, Norton's unerase,
> Novell's salvage, and my own version under Linux -- I haven't shot
> myself in the foot in eons. I haven't even had to go to my .trash
> directory in a long time. I only go there occasionally to clean it
> out.
Some other people may shoot themselves in the foot if they don't learn
that rm is in most Unix/Linux systems a powerful and unforgiving beast that
does its work irreversibly. Thinking that rm is kinder and gentler than it
is may lead to carelessness in deleting files.
--
/Tommi K/
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