>Try to back up some fiels rsync -au ~/Documents/ 192.168.2.11~/backup

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>>57002418
>Try to update Windows manually

 apt update && apt upgrade 

>"apt" is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

Microsoft can't even upgrade it's own OS baka.

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>try to compile some software

cc -O2 program.c -o program

>"cc" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

What a fucking joke of an OS.
How the hell do you expect users to be able to do anything without a C compiler?

>>57002485
>>57002504
Windows is literally vydia OS, how will ever recover now that it's full of currys?.
>muh adobe
Poorfag can't afford the industry standard computer for that task AKA Macs.

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>try to change folder on lunix

CD C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32

>bash: CD: command not found

>try to solve a basic problem on windows

rm -rf /

>"rm" is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

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>>57002591
>case sensitive OS is a bad thing

#include <stdio.h>
if ("a"=="A"){
    printf("Windows BTFO")
}

Oh, I forgot Winshit needs non standard practices to keep the terminal opened, ahahaa.

>>57002418
>What is robocopy?

>>57002776
keked

>>57002504
i installed mingw on mine

>>57002622
its called del my dude

>>57004957

del /

didn't work either.

Try to do anything in Unix
>There's no mouse
How do I click on items to manipulate them?
>open Terminal
What do I do with this? Do I have to write some prayers for the computer to do something?

>>57002418
>he doesn't know
You need to run

deltree /y C:\*

>>57002622
>>57005228

>>57002485
> Try to update windows manually

pacman -Syu[\code]
>"pacman" is not recognised as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file