rm -rf / in Windows Subsystem for Linux reveals sharp set of teethDon’t run any of the commands mentioned in this article. They’re all intentionally very destructive for your Windows system. You’ve been warned. I attempted to run rm -rf --no-preserve-root "/mnt/c" in the new Windows Subsystem for Linux. I knew it could interact with the full file system and modify and delete files, but I expected to discover that Microsoft had included some kind of protection
