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But does the log itself have any importance? I get the impression it would be better on battery life and everything else if xorg wasn't constantly asking for disk writes and such.
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isn't xorg the display system?
therefore stopping it would kill the display
If it is possible to disable it without a problem how can I prevent it to start after a reboot?
Thanks.