How can i delete something that is listed under devices

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i will try that than and report back in a minute, thank you

you were right, its gone now. Is the disk storage also free again?

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Yes, it will be, since you deleted the file. Earlier, you had deleted the file before it was unmounted, and so those disk blocks were still in use.

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or is there something i could do, because now i have 63%, earlier i had 80%, but i think before the installation i had 55%

i see, thank you very much for the explanation, can i ask you another question?

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Thatā€™s probably because of the software for the game itself that was installed into your system. Uninstalling or deleting the game should free up that space.

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I will just ask, i wonder where do you get all this knowledge about the operating system manjaro. I would very much like to get more information to avoid stupid questions like this one, I just donā€™t know enough about it. Youre not of the manjaro team, are you?

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Itā€™s not only the information as such - it is experience that helps you access and apply the information.

in other words: learning
it takes some time ā€¦

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but where?

I am really satisfied since I recently switched from windows to manjaro but sometimes a little overwhelmed. I try to find my way around but then I often make stupid mistakes or Iā€™m not sure if Iā€™m not doing something wrong when the command for the 10th time does not work or does not do what it should. I try to read these arch pages with a lot of information but im not a tech guy or anything, so is there something thats more easy to read and understand or is manjaro that is based on arch to complicated for a guy like me

anyways, i dont want to waste your time, thank you very much you two, nachlese for the second time, you do great work helping noobs like me haha. Of course i will delete all the off topic messages.

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no, please donā€™t - it may disrupt the flow of the thread for any future reader

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oops sry, i will replicate them if you wish

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No, Iā€™m not, unless you consider moderators as part of the team. :stuck_out_tongue:

Well, Manjaro is only the name of the distribution, and while distributions all pretty much have their own configuration, their own set of defaults and their own look & feel, the underlying operating system is GNU/Linux, which itself is a UNIX-family operating system.

Myself, I have been exclusively running GNU/Linux on my own systems for over 23 years already, as well as on servers in a now defunct IRC network. And before that, I already had some minor experience working with minicomputers ā€” think ā€œmainframe but smallerā€ ā€” that ran proprietary UNIX versions.

There are many UNIX- and GNU/Linux-specific websites out there, and there is also plenty of online documentation ā€” some of which is quite outdated, but they do still help you at understanding the basics.

Good places to start would beā€¦

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no need - looks ok

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I undeleted them. :stuck_out_tongue:

Moderator Powuh! :stuck_out_tongue:

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i underestimate your power

this guide looks insane, thank you very very much

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