Last week, I wanted to uninstall Anaconda and run (rm -rf anaconda3) from the terminal. As a result, I was signed out of my Apple account, and everything on my desktop, in the documents, was gone. Is there any explanation for what happened? I Have a MacBook Air M1, 2020.
Time to restore from your backup.
Hi there!
Using the Terminal to uninstall apps or files isn't often recommended. Entering an incorrect command could potentially cause anomalies, such as what you're seeing.
Do you have a Time Machine backup of your Mac?
Jack
Thank you for your response. The command was correct, I checked it on several sources. I usually back up my files on iCloud. However, the current working files weren't backed up. No Time Machine backup.
Thank you for your response. The command was correct, I checked it on several sources. I usually back up my files on iCloud. However, the current working files weren't backed up. No Time Machine backup.
a command from terminal erased everything
