I deleted the /bin/bash file on my manjaro instalation

[Kobold]

@Teo

I sometimes wonder how such people survive in real life.
“I do not know what this wire in the engine bay of my car does, i “do not use it”…let’s cut it out!

Hey this Jet engine looks cool, i put my hand in it and find out how hot it really is

[NotSoSmorttt]

well… im stupid sorry! it did work btw, thank you!

[NotSoSmorttt]

i couldnt do that because pacman was not working, instead of solving it i assumed it was because bash was gone lmao- thanks though

[NotSoSmorttt]

in my defense, the deletion on bash was accidental- the deletion of ssh was what i meant to do i-i

[Teo]

Yeah…not that removing ssh is that of a good idea, but the real problem is

@ben75

You should NEVER manually remove a file owned by a package.

You are actively breaking your system…

[andreas85]

@NotSoSmorttt

in my defense, the deletion on bash was accidental- the deletion of ssh was what i meant to do i-i

Now please write 100 times :

I won’t mess with files in /bin anymore

[merlock]

@NotSoSmorttt

in my defense, the deletion on bash was accidental

Nope, that doesn’t fly. You have to be root, or use a sudo/doas command to frakk around in /bin.

So, regardless of what you were trying to delete, what you were doing was on purpose.