[me@penguin ~]$ ls not	much	minefield [me@penguin ~]$ cd minefield [me@penguin minefield]$ ls 1	6	11	16	README 2	7	12	17 3	8	13	18 4	9	14	19 5	10	15	20 [me@penguin minefield]$ cat README Welcome traveller.  You have reached The Minefield.  In this directory are a series of executables. You must choose one to run.  One of these executables will return you to your home directory. The others will erase your entire hard drive.  That one executable is your only way out. You cannot "cd" or "exit" your way out of this directory. Not even "shutdown" will work. And don't bother reaching for the power switch, it won't work either.  Choose carefully.  And good luck. [me@penguin minefield]$ cd [me@penguin minefield]$ cd ~ [me@penguin minefield]$ exit [me@penguin minefield]$ shutdown [me@penguin minefield]$
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[–] 4 points 7 months ago (3 children)

I do it mainly cos it makes managing lots of different environments easy. I can have windows and different Linux distros and different packages and cool shit all from one display manager.

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  • [–] 2 points 7 months ago (2 children)

    Doesn't virtualization eat away a lot of performance? Or do you not care much about it?

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