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    Low disk space on “Filesystem root” 0 bytes disk remaining

    One way I've seen people make sure it was clearly sarcasm was <sarcasm> Text </sarcasm> - more work but a little clearer. :) It may be - there are lots of us that are slow on pickup from other places. I figured you meant that but wasn't sure. Another one that people don't always catch (took...
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    Low disk space on “Filesystem root” 0 bytes disk remaining

    Looks like root has run out of space - 8.9GB of 9.3GB. Root here looks like it includes /home, /var, /root, /boot, /bin, /sbin, /usr - everything but /dev and/run. Is this after a recent update? Are there any files you can clear in /home/(users)? Since this is under VirtualBox, you should be...
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    32gb / root is not enough?

    Aren't those MS drives (sda1, sda2, sda3) and before what OP wants to change? And changing AFTER the bitlocker is fine, it's before and during that becomes the problem?
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    32gb / root is not enough?

    Not familiar with Blackarch but...IT looks like that download screen shows 12.6 GB needed just for the download, the final install space (after decompression) is 47.4 GB and after clean up is done, 46.5 GB will be used. Did you add packages beyond basic install? That could bump the base size up...
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    List Only Usernames

    I did think of one more thing for people not used to Linux - USUALLY human users are higher than a specified userid (500, 1000, etc.) so you can sort by userid then look only at the last /highest userid users. sort -t ':' -k 3 -n /etc/passwd | awk -F ':' '{print $1 " " $3}'
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    List Only Usernames

    <bow>My apologies. </bow>
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    List Only Usernames

    My quickest way is awk -F ':" '{print $1}' /etc/passwd if you want to sort it by name add | sort -k 1, so awk -F ':' '{print $1}' /etc/passwd | sort -k 1 or even reverse search awk -F ':' '{print $1}' /etc/passwd | sort -r -k 1. Hope that helps!
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