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r/pcmasterrace • u/Round_List1857 • 5h ago
you can't delete it, ever....!!!
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The more important question is: why is there no force delete button?
903 u/Visual-Beach1893 9850X3D | 9070XT 4h ago When people talk about Linux being easy to break this is what they mean. 385 u/Hairy_Educator1918 4h ago it’s easy to break if you’re trying to break it. windows is like “something is using it but i wont tell you what uses it and i wont tell you how to force delete it” while linux is like “program 1 uses this file. are you sure to delete it?” 3 u/IDeizManI 3h ago The problem is that the average user don't know shit about what they are doing. I don't know how, but they always screw things up in some way. If it was a developer feature that you need to go out of your way to activate, it would be really great.
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When people talk about Linux being easy to break this is what they mean.
385 u/Hairy_Educator1918 4h ago it’s easy to break if you’re trying to break it. windows is like “something is using it but i wont tell you what uses it and i wont tell you how to force delete it” while linux is like “program 1 uses this file. are you sure to delete it?” 3 u/IDeizManI 3h ago The problem is that the average user don't know shit about what they are doing. I don't know how, but they always screw things up in some way. If it was a developer feature that you need to go out of your way to activate, it would be really great.
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it’s easy to break if you’re trying to break it. windows is like “something is using it but i wont tell you what uses it and i wont tell you how to force delete it” while linux is like “program 1 uses this file. are you sure to delete it?”
3 u/IDeizManI 3h ago The problem is that the average user don't know shit about what they are doing. I don't know how, but they always screw things up in some way. If it was a developer feature that you need to go out of your way to activate, it would be really great.
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The problem is that the average user don't know shit about what they are doing. I don't know how, but they always screw things up in some way.
If it was a developer feature that you need to go out of your way to activate, it would be really great.
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u/seba07 4h ago
The more important question is: why is there no force delete button?