Explore multiple browsers simultaneously while managing Windows directories.
Explore multiple browsers simultaneously while managing Windows directories.
I observed that when trying to remove unwanted folders and files from Windows/users folders using standard commands like rm -rf * or rmdir *, I receive a message stating the directory isn't empty. I’m unsure if the difference lies in how the commands are interpreted, as I’ve used -r or -rf to force deletion. Is there an error in my usage or a limitation in the OS? The system is running Windows 10 with Arch Linux and the ntfs-3g package installed.
It might suggest files are being accessed from another location or you lack the necessary rights to remove everything in that folder.
Linux command assistance ~$ rmdir --help Purpose: Show usage details for the rmdir utility. Options include removing empty directories, ignoring non-empty failures, and more. Usage instructions provided. Exit when help is displayed.
Command reference ~$ chmod --help Purpose: Explain how to change file or directory permissions. Options cover various modes and flags. Instructions included. Exit on completion.