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When I checked my system's boot logs, I noticed that each of the dev-loopx.device takes a good 3-5 seconds to boot, and I have a total 20 such loopx devices lines up during my boot, which ultimately slows down my boot.

To get further details on these loopx devices, I ran the following command

$ df -a -h -T

And the most important part of the output was:

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Why are some applications (or part of them) is being loaded during boot, which I don't even use in every session?

For example, the gaome-calculator application, the gtk-common-themes, the gnome-system-monitor.

Why are there multiple entries of some of the applications (and each one of takes a good 3-5 seconds, and even more)?

How can I disable and/or remove some of these loopx devices when I don't use the associated application/services very often? This would definitely speed up my boot process!

Any help and guidance are really appreciated.

Abbas.

Abbas Mehdi
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This is the output from my history file, thats why the numbers are shown. It includes the errors I may have made. Your snap list looks a lot longer than mine was, but you follow same process for all of them.

  34  snap list
   35  sudo snap remove gnome-logs
   36  sudo snap remove gnome-calulator
   37  sudo snap remove gnome-calculator
   38  sudo snap remove gnome-characters
   39  sudo snap remove gnome-system-monitor
   40  sudo snap remove core
   41  snap list
   42  sudo snap remove gnome-3-26-1604
   43  sudo snap remove core
   44  snap list
   45  df
   46  
   47  snap list
   48  sudo snap remove core
   49  sudo umount /snap/core/4407
   50  sudo umount /snap/core/4571
   51  sudo umount /snap/core/4327
   52  sudo umount /snap/core/4571
   53  snap list
   54  df
   55  sudo umount /snap/core/4571
   56  ls -l /snap/core
   57  sudo systemctl stop snapd
   58  sudo umount /snap/core/4571
   59  sudo snap remove core
sudo apt remove --purge snapd
sudo apt purge gnome-software-plugin-snap
oldfred
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