Need help with full root partition, that i can't clear.

[smdinosaur]

several /dev/loops on root folder are clogging the 30 G partition and it's all /var/lib/snapd.
I've tried everything that google offers, including straight up trying to rm -r that folder but i get permission blocked even with elevated permissions.

from looking at df -h it shows alot of my snapcraft applications (although none were actively open), and some were even repeated.

 

[smdinosaur]

sudo rm -r /var/lib/snapd and then pacman -R snapd, just started over i must've installed the mount wrong. If it happens again i'll update

 

[KGIII]

With snap applications, that's the expected behavior.

 

[MatsuShimizu]

from looking at df -h it shows alot of my snapcraft applications (although none were actively open), and some were even repeated.

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