Will it affect my system performance if I delete it?

Why would they?

Only RedHat was brave enough to enable it by default on their distros

IIRC Ubuntu has AppArmor but it’s disabled by default

for security

You know how SELinux works right?

disallow any unknown processes to do anything

Mhhh… You know what I have an official RedHat doc which is great at explaining SELinux in a very easy to understand way.
https://people.redhat.com/duffy/selinux/selinux-coloring-book_A4-Stapled.pdf

i need anyone to help me plz

someone hacked me

Wrong group?

And don’t PM me, blocked

Noice

this is not a group for helping to deal with hacks.
look for the police in your area.

ok ty guys

Good, finally you have a reason to format your computer and install a fresh OS

its so hard

its actually not

next is ban. don’t waste our time 😐

I would have warned him too not gonna lie

Some people joining here think that arch users are some kind of elite haxor/developer/sysadmin/devops/god that will help you with anything IT related (this include fixing your printer, fridge, toaster, and plumbing issue in your bathroom) absolutely for free.

and I haven’t warned him when he asked to help with the hack. “that happens”. but after a “I won’t install it, it’s hard”, well, nope.

I mean, many are, but that doesn’t mean they joined the Arch group to help you install a light switch.

If only there was something like an off topic group which the same people would frequent…

Unless the light switch is managed by systemd on arch linux 😀

how to make texts looks bigger // increase font size // or dpi in arch i3wm

Change your screen resolution. i3 doesn’t have scaling support like GNOME/KDE/etc.

But, you might have success with the documentation: https://i3wm.org/docs/userguide.html

or, move to gnome / plasma / etc.

less time figthing the system, more time using the system.

That’s a good motto for Linux. 😁

Windows is the opposite – more time fighting/rebooting the system, less time using it, if you’re lucky. 🤣

Guys, Anybody knows what is baloo index file for? it’s eating up my system partition.

but setting up system for beginners is pain in @ss

file indexing I believe

Will it affect my system performance if I delete it? 45GB is too much when the whole partition is 120GB.

No. Just delete it & disable indexing in settings.

Will do, thanks 🙂

Wow