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Written by chrisl the 7 Mar 08 at 08:03.
Category: System.
Related to:
Nothing/Others.
Status: New
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Description
I thought that this would be a nice idea to remove unwanted files also orphaned file from your computer, that take up unwanted space for simply no reason. Ex. apt-get autoremove
I will also like it to automatically launch when your hard disk is full if possible.
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fridobox wrote on the 7 Mar 08 at 11:05
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This is a Windows-like idea (like empty TEMP directories). I think Ubuntu doesn't need such a thing.
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cheesehead wrote on the 7 Mar 08 at 12:21
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Already implemented: sudo apt-get autoremove
Win's tool to free up space takes a shotgun approach to temporary files only. If your disk is full, use Disk Analyzer to find out why, and change the settings on that program - or unstall it.
The biggest hogs I had were my browser cache, and a corrupt Tracker index. Easy to fix once I knew.
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AggieBill wrote on the 7 Mar 08 at 15:42
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I'd like something that would wipe clean my free space, kinda along the same lines.
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mateusza wrote on the 7 Mar 08 at 20:38
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deborphan
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Eldmannen wrote on the 29 Mar 08 at 15:32
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Yes, and clean;
~/.cache
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