I used "shutdown -r now" on Linux for like 4 years and my colleague just showed me "reboot" command

init 6

Do you know poweroff? (it's a bit shorter than shutdown - h now)

There's a reboot command?

I guess I stopped searching for other working ways, when I discovered shutdown -r -t 0

I'll just simply click the shutdown button if on desktop.

@Krokoklemme Not sure if windows have command "reboot"

@CSaratakij I'm not a Windows purist

@loserboi yeah... if

Alt+SysRq+REISUB (typing the letters) works always for safely rebooting Linux, even on a frozen system.

i just never reboot

@bittersweet but its hard reboot

Since this frog has been taken by nasty internet trolls to represent their nasty reactionary conservative movement, I don't see why people can't find other memes.

Even the creator has killed the frog in a futile effort to stop its usage...

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/05/...

@juzles well, not really a hard reboot. It terminates all processes, then kills them, then finishes up all writes to disks and safely unmounts them.

You'll lose all unsaved work, but safely reboot your system anyway.

@Krokoklemme it happened to me when I found `shutdown -r +0` xD

@bittersweet what is the sysrq key? the thing between alt and ctrl?

@thejohnhoffer i thought that image represents the best how i felt at that time, sorry

@vhoyer same as printscreen key.

@0x41414141 oh it's fine. I was just in a bad mood- I shouldn't let myself on the Internet when I'm in a mood like that.

I still do shutdown -r 0. I think some systems still don't have a reboot command.

@bittersweet I broke an Android tablet by found that over ADB when It froze now my touch screen is dead

@bittersweet i never knew that, now im going to end up using it all the time. I am right now making a shrine for you, just so you know

@b-atanasov I would still only use it in emergency situations. You never know which apps rely on special closing scripts to finish their business.

@bittersweet emergency situations happen fairly frequently with me :D