> On Mon, 2009-07-06 at 17:32 +0530, Rajesh Kumar wrote: >> Dear ilugu, >> >> This is rajesh. I am maintaining various type of Linux >> Desktop Systems and Windows Systems. I could remove temp, cookies and >> unwanted files in Windows base but Linux base systems how can i remove >> unwanted files. May i know Liux systems have a temp and cookies files. If >> yes which dir files do i delete There are many things you could clean up. The package cache (depends on distro), The logs (It is better if you use logrotate to automate this). The /tmp however need not be cleaned. /tmp is a tmpfs that works from swap and memory. So you need not bother about that. You can clean up through mozilla. You may also clean up .bash_history. This too, I think has a size. It rotates once it reaches a size (Typically 1000 lines). Run an updatedb so that your locates are zippier.
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