What's the solution? Put less warnings? Then you'd get even more people destroying their data. Put more warnings? Then you'd get more people complaining that "Windows doesn't let you edit what you want!".
It doesn't really seem like they can win.
What's the solution? Put less warnings? Then you'd get even more people destroying their data. Put more warnings? Then you'd get more people complaining that "Windows doesn't let you edit what you want!".
It doesn't really seem like they can win.
Uneducated users should be responded to with "WTF were you doing?" as computer is a precision machine and it is not unreasonable to expect some basic level of literacy.
vacri@thingy:~$ rm /sbin/init
rm: cannot remove ‘/sbin/init’: Permission denied
I don't seem to be able to blow away /sbin/init.If I've elevated myself to be a global administrative user, then I should be able to do global administrative things, without being treated as an 'uneducated user'.
> it is not unreasonable to expect some basic level of literacy
I think it's perfectly reasonable to expect some level of literacy for administrative-level tasks, and that's what nix does.