@nixCraft Caveat: it will only remove French if any of the packages you installed bundled it. I can see some francophobe (not francophone!) meticulously removing every French package from the computer... or just running BleachBit and letting it rip
@nixCraft Along the same lines that an asteroid slamming into the Earth will end all wars.
@nixCraft Would it? I thought you needed root and a special flag for that one...
I'm not going to play with that fire though.
@nixCraft She's cheating on us. She's not blonde.
@nixCraft@mastodon.social yes, she forgot --no-preserve-root in command so french language won't come back in an update
feeding the algorithm @nixCraft
@nixCraft She forgot the "sudo" command, otherwise it will not do a complete job of erasing your computer.
@nixCraft you actually need
sudo rm -fr / --no-preserve-root
@nixCraft@mastodon.social But I don't speak French though, so I do want to remove it.
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WAIT! WHERE HAVE ALL MY FILES GONE?!
@nixCraft What if I don't have the French language installed?
@nixCraft i did this in she early 00, just out of curiosity. It was funny,
In the early UEFI era you could brick you Mainboard this way, because the Firmware was accessibly via /proc.
@nixCraft the linux equivalent to just delete system 32