Imaging that noob reads it and the very first question is "What's the pactvm??"
Another important point is that the simple CTRL+C, CTRL+V of commands isn't working.
the
cd /tmp/overlay-example
is missed. I can almost see how noob does just a
cd
and
rm -rf *
does the trick. Why not to put
rm -rf /tmp/overlay-example/*
?
To sum it up, the article explains a really nice concept.. but in a very inconsistent and dangerous way.
Thank you. :)
I am not a newbie, or at least i do not consider myself one, and I was confused by pactvm... thinking it was some command that I had never seen before, but I was too lazy to do a search.
It s my login name. I removed it from most of the commands but forgot to remove it from some. I m so used to see my terminal that way I do not even notice it anymore 😅
I removed it. Thanks for the feedback
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1) *CLI examples aren't consistent. *
and then:
Imaging that noob reads it and the very first question is "What's the pactvm??"
Another important point is that the simple CTRL+C, CTRL+V of commands isn't working.
the
cd /tmp/overlay-exampleis missed. I can almost see how noob does just a
cdand
rm -rf *does the trick. Why not to put
rm -rf /tmp/overlay-example/*?
To sum it up, the article explains a really nice concept.. but in a very inconsistent and dangerous way.
Thank you. :)
I am not a newbie, or at least i do not consider myself one, and I was confused by pactvm... thinking it was some command that I had never seen before, but I was too lazy to do a search.
It s my login name. I removed it from most of the commands but forgot to remove it from some. I m so used to see my terminal that way I do not even notice it anymore 😅
I removed it. Thanks for the feedback