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I'm just mainly asking because I don't want to mess up anything on my computer.

I am trying to do this: VLC is still running even I closed it already. How to I close it?

So I found the .config file in files, put the VLC f.conf file in the trash, and, later put it back. I did not delete it in any way.

Now, my brother told me that might mess with VLC. I'm just curious if this is true, and if it is what I need to do (from the instructions from the link)

Ajay
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    It does not mess with VLC. The config file is either there or it isn't. If it isn't, at the time you start VLC, a new one will be created. The point of deleting it in the linked answer is, I think, that other modifications that the OP may have made do not interfere with the solution, which comes down to removing hardware acceleration. – Jos Mar 22 '24 at 07:38
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    Dear jos, Thank you. I just tried vlc, following the instructions I gave and it works fine. I guess my brother was messing with me after all. – random guy Mar 22 '24 at 20:16

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