~ is a “aliás” to your user home directory. If you are anywhere and want to copy something into your documents folder you can do cp file.txt ~/Documents instead of cp file.txt /home/username/Documents
So by typing rm ~ it actually deleted the /home/username directory instead of the ~ file in it.
I think rm '~' does delete the file.
It would be nice if you say in the post which apps are those that hold you. People would be able to suggest solutions.
This one is from a coworker. He noticed there was a file named ~ inside his home. Decided to delete it. So rm -rf ~.
Oh. So I didn’t need LVM and LUKS at my install?
Here it goes. The cube one was posted above. https://github.com/Schneegans/Burn-My-Windows
Thought more vim folks would notice this.
If you’re using gnome there’s a really nice extension.
Yeah. Maybe even better with a distro with a more updated kernel btw.