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Immutable Operating Systems: Yay or Nay?
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It's just a single command you need to copy and paste to make the filesystem mutable so it won't stop a lot of people.
It will stop a lot of people from entering random commands they googled up though.
you build an idiot-proof system, somebody will build a better idiot