Reindl Harald writes: > Am 23.06.2014 19:21, schrieb Jaroslav Nahorny: > >> Exactly. System warns you, but if you insist, it will allow you to "rm >> -rf /". The same is with dnf. It will show you the list of packages it's >> going to remove, and ask you if you are sure this is what you want. What >> more do we need? > > ah you know any single library with insane names and it's > consumers on your system - i doubt Of course I don't. That's why I don't remove them blindly. If in doubts, I'm reading what they are used for. > >> I hate when my OS tries to be smarten than me. > > sometimes it is No, it never is. > >> So, if the command "dnf remove kernel" would immediately remove all the >> kernels without asking for confirmation, I'd say you're right. But it's >> not. And you are wrong. >> Thanks. Bye! > > you don't understand the point > > * currently YUM protects > * DNS is selled as improvemnt > * remove protections is the opposite It's your point of view. For me it is improvement. I don't want to be bothered with multiple levels of idiot-proofing-security-mechanisms. My dear package manager, if I want to remove kernel, please allow me to do so. -- jaroslav
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