If it bothers you then, reinstall seems the best way to go.ĭon't be disshartened by breaking your system, trial and error is the best way too learn, just back up first.

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Without knowing all the commands you entered and the context with which you entered them, there is no way anyone can help you, but, regardless, you say eight hours worth of commands, there is no way that can be undone here. Mullvad is owned by Amagicom AB and its business address is Chalmers Teknikpark 412 58 Gothenburg, Sweden. If you must run commands you don't understand, then back up the system first, so if you cause an issue you can just roll back. Some advice for you, try to avoid entering commands you don't understand, need some enlightenment use the manual to understand better, copy pasting loads of commands will inevitably cause a lot of issues, asking the meaning of commands and arguments would be on topic here, so ask, if you are not sure. No you can't, the only way you could do this is to go over your terminal history (kb up arrow) and then look for ways to undo commands, but this will require you to understand every single command you ran.

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