If I remember correctly there are 5 optimization settings:

1. Speed

2. Debug

3. Safety

4. Size

5. Compilation speed.

I don't think those last two have much of an impact, but the first three are the ones you want to adjust to your use case.

Most software probably should be AGPL licensed and its use is best for projects who want to protect what ought to be basic human rights which unfortunately aren't enshrined in law.

Is it? That's weird, I can't find the code for Latin Small Letter Dotted I. There is a Cyrillic dotted I, but that one doesn't have the dot in capitalised form.

What sebstefan is asking for is a Unicode character which is the non-capitalised form of Latin Capital Letter I With Dot Above (U+0130) which always gets capitalised to U+0130 and which U+0130 gets downcased to.

You may have misread, what I do is I keep the 5 latest versions of the kernel the distro ships and I delete snapshots which depend on kernels older than those 5. I could keep all the kernels and snapshots, but I don't have that much storage dedicated to / and /boot.

I am only really familiar with Arch and OpenSUSE, so I don't know how other distros do it, but OpenSUSE keeps the (I believe) latest 5 kernels, so I just have to delete snapshots older than the oldest kernel in my /boot. I like that system so I do the same thing on Arch (but don't tell anyone, otherwise I'm gonna get yelled at).