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I can't think if a situation rm is safer than rm -f unless you want to have confirmations for each file that's deleted. I'm a fan of aliasing rm to move files
by rooted 13y ago
I can't think if a situation rm is safer than rm -f unless you want to have confirmations for each file that's deleted.
I'm a fan of aliasing rm to move files into a trash folder
- tjpick 13y agoit's probably safer to just remember to use mv instead, because there's a very high chance that you'll do the wrong thing on a terminal that doesn't have that alias available.
- wahnfrieden 13y agoJust alias a third command that moves to your trash directory and won't accidentally trigger rm when you're on a new machine.