I have to agree with Jeff Johnson here. Linux is a system for experts only. If you make a mistake you deserve to have your database corrupted. I think that, in the future, if a user makes spelling errors, typos, or any other kind of mistake, we should just go ahead and corrupt the RPM database for good measure. Also if a user visits AOL.COM we should corrupt their filesystem. Developers like Jeff are what make Linux what it is: mightier than Microsoft. Leave this "bug" closed!
> If you make a mistake you deserve to have your database corrupted. I think that, in the future, if a user makes spelling errors, typos, or any other kind of mistake, we should just go ahead and corrupt the RPM database for good measure.
Этого недостаточно! Следует еще отформатировать диск, затереть CMOS, и вывести на консоль "You suck hairy balls, неудачнег".