Did the kernel name have -ARCH earlier?

What if I remove it?

Yes, you should

pacman -Rns snap ?

How did you install it?

from snapd installation guide

official website

Looks like you are stuck. That page doesn’t say anything about how to uninstall.
You can try this:
+ Open terminal
+ Go to the git directory of snapd source code
+ Run: make uninstall

Just removed snap by -Rcns snapd, and it is gone from here, will it be enough?

Check this:
systemctl status snapd

not found

You should move to an ALG channel, as you are not running Arch.
Well, since ALG does not exist anymore, you should just install Arch.

Lol 😂 I am using Arch

Did it, thanks mate!! really appreciate 😎

You said above you are using ALG.

I said I used it to install on Office PC, not on my laptop, which matters more. I don’t care of office pc since it will be changed soon, it was an opportunity to test on office pc, so how can I let this chance slip away 😂😂

Yes, you are (hopefully) using Arch

why hopefully 😂

Because you can obviously change the contents of that file just like any other file 🙂

yeah, anything is possible in Linux (too much in Arch)

but i am running vanilla arch, so have no worries

I used to use Arch on old Acer Laptop from 2009, which was originally shifted with Win 7 Pro, but from the day I install Arch on it, it came up with new life 😇

Old kernel there

Yes, that was 5.0

Was really happy to have that latest kernel

That doesn’t look like arch, the kernel name has an extra -ARCH

It is… But old one

Did the kernel name have -ARCH earlier?

I haven’t noticed that ARCH thing in Kernel

Probably. You can check it out on archive

Welcome to 2003

I think so, cause now I don’t have it

I think it’s about the kennel, now I have zen name behind kernel..