Know something off? That you had to take ownership of Windows files, then delete it. While, you don't remount the other systems as read-write. What really happens, if we consider that all files are accessible: 1 - MacOS is just like Linux. If you delete the root, both will stay turned on until you reboot and notice that it will go to BIOS instead. 2 - System32 is NOT the Windows system folder, but the Windows binaries folder. Deleting System32 is like deleting /usr on Linux. If Windows were treated as such, it would also delete itself and happen the same as above. If the system still boots, must be a recovery partition that was set aside with it's own EFI partition (UEFI BIOS). But would have to install the system all over again.
I know these folders might not be equivalent to each other. But this video idea started off by "What if you delete system32 on windows" and then adding on top the closest thing in MacOS and Linux. On MacOS, the equivalent of Sys32 is split between multiple different folders, like /System, /usr, /bin and more, but for the sake of simplicity, I picked to delete the System folder. System32 equivalent on linux would be /usr, with a few more. On linux I guess I could have been more accurate and delete something more specific rather than delete root (/) entirely.
It is actually a "user" folder of sorts. It was originally meant to be the place where binaries and configuration files would go for programs meant to be used by users. This is why you have directories like /bin and /usr/bin. In modern systems you see them symbolically linked to each other because the distinction became unnecessary over time
/usr actually contains bin (binary files of applications including your shell), share (contains cursors, icons, etc.), and much more. the actual user folder is /home/, it contains downloads, documents, etc.
"delete system32" in Linux would be "rm -rf /sbin" (and also /lib but that's optional in the case of statically linked init and built-in modules). The rest is superfluous
@anonymouspuppy apple mobile operating systems dont come with a functional /bin anymore, but you can install them if you had any sort of communication with the device
I no joke managed to delete the system folder on an old version of mac os (10.4-ish) as a kid. By logging into the computer as a guest. Apparently there were no protections against that. It didn't even do the thing shown in the video, it was just a static error message.
Because remounting the system root as read-write would require you to disable SIP, and even then it probably wouldn't let you delete anything. Also, the firmware (including recovery) is stored on a separate APFS container that is not mounted at runtime, which on the other hand you can remove (and effectively break your entire macOS installation) without any errors.
/usr mean united system ressources, it's like Program Files and ProgramData combined The equivalent of C:\Users on macOS/Linux is /home (/Users on macOS is just a symlink to /home)
my College Lab Computers are my test grounds & they all run Ubuntu. Such a Usefull video for a Person like me Thanks! Also i was windering what happenes if you delete other core Folders in linux
Yes! Well, I'm not sure... Almost all methods shown here only affect system files, and will therefore leave the user's data alone. Whether or not that fact is actually used by the OS (specifically MacOS) isn't certain to me... Also, the method shown here for destroying Linux goes after the root folder -- the root of ALL folders, and not just system files -- meaning user data will be destroyed as well (hence the extra massive warning on the command)
please fix that thumbnail. if you fix it I might subscribe. the literal root directory is not the root directory. :3 idk why that silliness bugged me so much as to make a comment.
Android is based on the linux kernel just root your phone with TWRP and magisk install termux or kali nethunter terminal (need chroot) and do rm -rf / --no-preserve-root it work even if you have a python compiler and do it with subprocess or os
Wdym sudo rm rf is deleting the 'French langauge pack'
bro
sudo rm -fr
The french pack sucks! It doesn't even have the french narrator! That's why you have to delete it!
@@Samuel4KplusHDD t'as dit quoi là ?!
@@petitscratchcatmdr
Know something off? That you had to take ownership of Windows files, then delete it.
While, you don't remount the other systems as read-write.
What really happens, if we consider that all files are accessible:
1 - MacOS is just like Linux. If you delete the root, both will stay turned on until you reboot and notice that it will go to BIOS instead.
2 - System32 is NOT the Windows system folder, but the Windows binaries folder. Deleting System32 is like deleting /usr on Linux. If Windows were treated as such, it would also delete itself and happen the same as above.
If the system still boots, must be a recovery partition that was set aside with it's own EFI partition (UEFI BIOS). But would have to install the system all over again.
I know these folders might not be equivalent to each other. But this video idea started off by "What if you delete system32 on windows" and then adding on top the closest thing in MacOS and Linux.
On MacOS, the equivalent of Sys32 is split between multiple different folders, like /System, /usr, /bin and more, but for the sake of simplicity, I picked to delete the System folder.
System32 equivalent on linux would be /usr, with a few more. On linux I guess I could have been more accurate and delete something more specific rather than delete root (/) entirely.
what about templeOS?
fireOS
God will not allow you /j
me when i get my classmate's pc:
del /S /F /Q C:\Windows\System32
you can do that?
@276- yes! not lie! my classmate sometimes brings laptop! also he's allows me to take this laptop!
@@276- yep
OH SHI-
Evil
The old video about macOS system folder is private, very happy they brought it back 😊
Made a better version of it :)
GOD THE /usr folder IS NOT THE USER FOLDER WHY DON'T PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THIS!! THE USER FOLDER IS /home/username NOT /usr
Still it reads USeR
@@AAKalam no, its pronounced U.S.R thats my opinion
@@AAKalam but a lot of people just misunderstand it
It's obviously OUR folder since usr = United Soviet Russia
It is actually a "user" folder of sorts. It was originally meant to be the place where binaries and configuration files would go for programs meant to be used by users. This is why you have directories like /bin and /usr/bin. In modern systems you see them symbolically linked to each other because the distinction became unnecessary over time
/usr actually contains bin (binary files of applications including your shell), share (contains cursors, icons, etc.), and much more. the actual user folder is /home/, it contains downloads, documents, etc.
Roger that. I made a spelling mistake in the video it seems.
@@datastream_ytIt's fine, we all call it as "user" anyway
"delete system32" in Linux would be "rm -rf /sbin" (and also /lib but that's optional in the case of statically linked init and built-in modules). The rest is superfluous
spoiler alert: the system gets deleted
when my mom wants to check my pc:
sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
Thats not every OS. Its the main OSes only
On MacOS and Windows you only deleted important system folders and on Linux the whole `/`? Something doesn't add up here
3:54 But I am watching on a iPad
iPadOS is technically Unix based so sudo rm -rf would work
@anonymouspuppy apple mobile operating systems dont come with a functional /bin anymore, but you can install them if you had any sort of communication with the device
I no joke managed to delete the system folder on an old version of mac os (10.4-ish) as a kid. By logging into the computer as a guest. Apparently there were no protections against that. It didn't even do the thing shown in the video, it was just a static error message.
You didnt just delete the System, you deleted everything including your user folder in Linux.
You should have tried to boot back in to see how far it gets in the boot process
I really like the way Mac handles this. Just straight up sends you to system install.
why not do "sudo rm -rf /" on macos too? you can probably destroy the non firmware recovery that way too
Because remounting the system root as read-write would require you to disable SIP, and even then it probably wouldn't let you delete anything. Also, the firmware (including recovery) is stored on a separate APFS container that is not mounted at runtime, which on the other hand you can remove (and effectively break your entire macOS installation) without any errors.
Wake up babe, our favourite mac os youtuber posted. Data stream 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Now that i can understand 😎
you can't rm rf my device, it's an android but oem unlocking is not available due to verizon.
OEM unlocking is always possible.
Meet pointy probes
2:16 i see this error everytime i play geometry dash
me when the 2.2 shaders kicks in
When I'm playing a 2.2 level and suddenly I see a shader trigger:
Fun fact: If you get an error on windows. Press the text. Then Press Ctrl+C. Next open notepad and then paste it on notepad
It went from educational to threatening in 4 minutes 🤣
Nice video! Also, merry chistmas, or should I say "merry chistmac"? But fr, merry Christmas data!
Haha nice to see you again, KV21YT. Merry christmas! :)
@@datastream_yt mery christmas bro
What happens if you do this on Android after rooting it?
How to explode all the system in the world-
Finally a Windows without the bloat.
what a bad Christmas present for these OS' lol
/usr mean united system ressources, it's like Program Files and ProgramData combined
The equivalent of C:\Users on macOS/Linux is /home (/Users on macOS is just a symlink to /home)
"cince there are not as many build in protections in it"
That's false! You just selected a distro that allows it...
I’s their a system 64 for like 32 bit versions of Windows it would be system 32. but 64 bit of windows it would be system 64?
not really, there is a systemWOW64 tho
Delicious video. But also not something I want to try on my main PC.
Idea for the next video: performing system folder deletion on mobile device operating systems (reference to the outro threat)
my College Lab Computers are my test grounds & they all run Ubuntu. Such a Usefull video for a Person like me Thanks!
Also i was windering what happenes if you delete other core Folders in linux
I have a video on deleting core Linux folders on my channel. Check it out :)
what about bsd??
bsd directory it's same with linux
@Andi64-step bsd, linux, darwin,... are all derivatives of unix. and yeah theyre the same
Bsd is pretty much the same. Also macOS is partially based on Bsd making it Unix and posix compliant
very cool :D
How to delete whole windows with cmd-
Diskpart
List disk
Sel disk 0
Clear
If you tried this thinking nothing would happen then reboot and see😂
Can you repair all OS without losing data?
No.
Yes! Well, I'm not sure... Almost all methods shown here only affect system files, and will therefore leave the user's data alone. Whether or not that fact is actually used by the OS (specifically MacOS) isn't certain to me... Also, the method shown here for destroying Linux goes after the root folder -- the root of ALL folders, and not just system files -- meaning user data will be destroyed as well (hence the extra massive warning on the command)
For windows, i think you can just try plug the drive to another pc and just copy system32 of the same windows version and probably works just fine.
You forgot the mouse for macOS on the thumbnail
Wait i only noticed
@ wow he changed it
Try MikeOS and TempleOS next vid lol
No android?
you say "every os", but where are freebsd, netbsd, openbsd, reactos, skyos, and many others?
The video would be like 10 hours long if i included every operating system in the history of the world.
you should rm -rf an android emulator
How do you even bring up the terminal?
@@user-bl8jc4hr3y download and install one. some commands will not work if you're not root.
@@user-bl8jc4hr3yAndroid is based on linux, so a linux terminal should work
(And then we type the same command, but different)
I’d like to see you try to break iPadOS. When you’re done, do me a favor and install Linux.
Try the same in an atomic/immutable Linux distro, such as Fedora Silverblue or Kinoite
you need to disable write protection, then it becomes trivial, just sudo rm -rf /*
bro completed my dreammm
I's not on operating system anymore it's just operating
now that windows added sudo, I got some ideas! 😏
3:50 laughs watching it on a windows pc
please fix that thumbnail.
if you fix it I might subscribe.
the literal root directory is not the root directory.
:3
idk why that silliness bugged me so much as to make a comment.
remove the french language pack
3:58 what if im on windows
Based Winamp
delete the french language pack on linux
Try deleting the system in my iPad (;
3:56 on my android phone ?!?!?!
Anyways i already subscribed anr you dont know where live :))
Android is based on the linux kernel just root your phone with TWRP and magisk install termux or kali nethunter terminal (need chroot) and do rm -rf / --no-preserve-root it work even if you have a python compiler and do it with subprocess or os
Delete the Android folder called 'system'
New video 2 hours ago? I am so early. Also, I love your accent and voice
Thank you :)
3:54 wll im on windows sucker
any way i subed
System32
Im the first like on this vid
nice 😇
bro rlly said linux is an os
Cuz it is? Lol
It is and it's the best one. I use arch btw
@@Imtitled Canonical presents Bow Linux
@@Imtitled aren't you just a little special snowflake
IT'S A KERNEL.
HEY!!!
THIS WILL CRASH ENTIRE PC!!!!
Crap os is cheap copy of windows