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How about crud permission system
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you could also make an alias for rm that just move things to the trash bin thingy
And then get screwed over when you're using another system without said alias. As I need to work on multiple different linux-hosts both as a selfhoster and on work I'd strongly suggest against aliasing any system command to something else and getting used to it.
yeah i can 100% imagine myself doing that, probably a good idea not to lmao
Yeah, there are a dozen "trash" commands. Honestly, I think changing muscle memory would be safer, but they could just install one of the trash commands and set up an alias as you say.