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@CasaSteve
I feel the need to explain... feel free to skip this post ;)
"rm -rf" is a linux command that deletes stuff. so rm (or "remove") and then the options "-rf" meaning recursively (ie, delete all sub folders) and force (ie, don't ask me if I'm sure, just do it).
So, the above deletes the "/usr" folder, and not the "/usr/lib/nvidia-current/xorg/xorg" folder as intended, because there's a space in there. The /usr folder in Linux is like the c:\windows folder on a windows PC. Bad news to delete it!
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