For when rm -rf is not enough
| Name | Modified | Lines | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| doc/ | 37 lines4% of this folder's lines | 715 B<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| .gitignore | 3 lines<1% of this folder's lines | 21 B<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| LICENSE | 20 lines2% of this folder's lines | 1.1 KiB<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| Makefile | 36 lines4% of this folder's lines | 808 B<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| README.md | 14 lines2% of this folder's lines | 377 B<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| colors.h | 5 lines<1% of this folder's lines | 171 B<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| explosion.h | 105 lines13% of this folder's lines | 3 KiB<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| globe.h | 186 lines22% of this folder's lines | 5.4 KiB<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| nuke.c | 427 lines51% of this folder's lines | 13.9 KiB<1% of this folder's bytes | |
| nuke.gif | 0 lines0% of this folder's lines | 4.9 MiB>99% of this folder's bytes | |
nuke is a program that does a simple task: it nukes files from orbit. Because
sometimes rm -rf is just too good for a file.
The only requirement is ncurses, which probably comes with your platform. Use make to build, sudo make install to install.
nuke file1 file2...
