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Pro tip: Omit the dot
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And to avoid annoying error messages about preserving the root of the language, add a
*at the end. Final command should look like this:sudo rm -fr /*-
I’m a simple man, I see code and I copy and paste it into the terminal with no understanding of what it does.
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You had one task...
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Technically this does remove the French language pack.
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Yes, but it seems the French language pack is a dependency for pretty much everything else! Who knew?
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My keyboard and mouse speak French with my pc
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Only if it's installed somewhere beneath the current working directory, whichever that might be when running the command.
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Don't forget to remove the tuber preserves with
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If you do /* you don't need that flag, as / will technically not get touched. Just everything in it
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I wonder how many people have fallen for this
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Whatever it takes to have a fr🤮nch-free system
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I have last week, tho I wasn't tricked, but simply forgot the "." when cleaning an usb.
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What distro were you using? I'd imagine some of the more user friendly distros have a warning?
....okay fine. I'll try it on mint when I get home.
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Why would you not just format the stick?
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Parlez-vous f*ck you.
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Va chier.
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I thought this was stupid, how much space could a language pack take? Then I tried it and my system is at least %15 faster, turns out there is a bug in the dialogue disseminator preventing matriarchal ascension in the domestic power structure.
You do have to add —no-preserve-root though.
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Medium. No fries, please.
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you don't need it with /*, especially ./*
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Ever since Napoleon, the Fr*nch have tried to take over Linux to implement their régime baguette.
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The complete removal of bloat.
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Although I'm French, I still laugh at the stupid memes by the English speaking internet that make fun of my people. Then again, there is a sense of justice in imagining people falling for this. 😁
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This is very much the Linux version of the old tricking gamers to alt+F4 gag.
My favorite was when I was teaching a friend Squad, and we were in a vehicle. I explained you hit the F keys to change seat (which is true), so F1, F2, F3, etc. Noticing that seats 1, 2 and 3 were filled, I then told him he can hold down alt to swap seats faster. He then immediately quits the game xD
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Bro, the Counter-Strike devs put porn in the game. I’m surprised they were all able to get away with it.
Huh? Oh no, dude it’s easy. Hold alt and press f4 and it brings it up. Then just browse it with the s and d keys.
Bahahaha! Half the lobby is gone!
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How do you think this is making fun of your people? It's making fun of non-French people that would want to "remove the French language pack" because they're not French
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This is not making fun of french people, but this might trick people who laugh at french people. That made me smile I must admit.
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Nice try, but we know the French don't speak English.
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They speak Esperanto.
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True, like the Brits and the Americans we're mostly to proud to learn a foreign language
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Make sure to read the man page before so you don't remove the runtime functions
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Is "French Language Pack" a system component? 🫠
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Shit like this is why desktop Linux will never be mainstream.
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People made the same memes about Windows's system32 folder, and look at them.
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That's not comparable. The situations are quite different. Let me explain:
In your example: Windows. It's basically the "default" operating system. Billions of users. Some of those billions are kinda dumb and will type in a command or delete a folder because the Internet said so. Ok, so you ruined the day of some dummy with a practical joke. Not particularly funny, but whatever, it's just some dummy.
In the Linux example, here's how it goes. There's an alternative OS people can try out. People who are fed up with Microsoft. They install Linux for the first time, and what's their first experience? Some practical joke ruins their day. These are the people we want! The good ones. The ones brave enough to try out Linux, and their first experience is a dumb meme that ruins their day, or week, and totally turns them off from the Linux community.
This is not the same as pranking some dumb Windows users.
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no it's not. What IS keeping it from being mainstream is googling something basic like "how to run .sh linux" and getting nothing but
Along with 3 other paragraphs of reading, writing, and security, or just other complicated stuff they don't need when they really just need to click properties then allow executable.
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your on c/linuxmemes
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