CUPS is my favorite linux software suite, I use CUPS to preform unauthenticated remote code execution on other linux machines, as well as other unix like systems ๐
There is this microsoft veteran youtuber dave (dave's garage). He shared some nice insights about the difference between cold starts versus warm starts on windows. Restarting apparently does something different to powering off and then starting up. Is this also true on linux?
I used sudo init for this.
I can't remember if I used 2 or 6.
thanks!
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My favorite command is 'shutdown – r now.' I have never used the reboot command.
init 6 bro here, I remember some older RHEL systems sometimes had a weird bug that froze the system when you tried to run reboot instead of init 6
Bro's got 10โถโน favorite commands
You are making Linux less scary for beginners video by video
Can i reboot my life with the reboot command?
I love your videos man
What is the difference between the shutdown -r and reboot?
CUPS is my favorite linux software suite, I use CUPS to preform unauthenticated remote code execution on other linux machines, as well as other unix like systems ๐
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We can rest easy knowing that this is his favorite command.
17:53:47 up 79 days, 1:29, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
init 6
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There is this microsoft veteran youtuber dave (dave's garage). He shared some nice insights about the difference between cold starts versus warm starts on windows. Restarting apparently does something different to powering off and then starting up. Is this also true on linux?
Well, I never reboot my OS. I always clean install arch linux everyday after using it, so no need to reboot.
i just unplug the computer
shutdown -r now gang, unite!
Has reboot and shutdown differed at all at any point in time?