shortcuts: fix file removal - do not remove /dev/null #1401
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as a non-root user, this would be fine. but, i was setting up a docker container for development [1], and upon running a login shell, the shortcuts script would get invoked, and would remove /dev/null (and later re-create it), which changes its type from a character device into a regular file, thus breaking the system (e.g. apt update wouldn't work anymore). [1] https://github.com/kiprasmel/infra/blob/master/local/devel-core-git/Dockerfile
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as a non-root user, this would be fine.
but, i was setting up a docker container for development [1], and upon running a login shell, the shortcuts script would get invoked, and would remove /dev/null (and later re-create it), which changes its type from a character device into a regular file, thus breaking the system (e.g. apt update wouldn't work anymore).
[1] https://github.com/kiprasmel/infra/blob/master/local/devel-core-git/Dockerfile