Uninstall Windoze. Install Linux. End of problem.

Uninstall Windoze. Install Linux. End of problem.

 

Depends how you define "problem"... rm -rf /*

if you have an app cal 'svchost.exe' running you need to end task it, theyre part of a java program that allow users to log on remotely without you knowing.

 

Evil geek.

 

svchost = a lot of vital services.

Depends how you define "problem"... rm -rf /*

And how does that differ from deltree ?

 

alias rm="rm -i"

woo hoo linux, unix talk!!

have to agree linux is better!!!!!! still dont like chmod though cos i keep locking up the entire system lol

deltree prompts iirc, and with SFP on windows, u can't delete most of the vital system files anyway.

 

I appreciate that linux has its advantages, as any OS does, but I just don't believe that they lie in the home computer market.

 

could you remind me what the -i flag does if you'd be so kind? It's been a while since I used a linux box.

deltree prompts iirc, and with SFP on windows, u can't delete most of the vital system files anyway.

I'm pretty sure there's an option to turn off prompting, but I could be wrong, I don't use Windoze. And since when has IE been a system file ? Why can't I delete it ?

 

I appreciate that linux has its advantages, as any OS does, but I just don't believe that they lie in the home computer market.

Possibly not, but it's getter more and more user friendly especially with the advent of GNOME 2. And if you're after reliability, it can't be beaten.

could you remind me what the -i flag does if you'd be so kind?

That would be 'interactive' , i.e. it prompts you before each delete

And thinking about it, if your system is configured correctly, you shouldn't have permission to delete any system files anyway.

I can see this just going on and on.

 

It's all down to preference in the end really...

far too much computer jargon for me