According to ^Mr^: While burning my CPU.
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> since i'm linux on a 400 mb hd , i would like to know what files that
> appear everyday that aren't important and that i can delete ..example -
> , the log files , which files can i delete , the tmp files , core files
> , bash_history , etc .. ( my hd is now 90 % full )
You can safely remove log files, most of the files in /tmp can go,but thats
not adviseable as some "might" be in use.
bash_history could also go, but that will hinder use of the up and dopwn
history arrows.
core files, definatly, dont use the programs that cause segfaults, ;-)
Another good way to save space is clean up in archives where you have been
compileing programs, command to use, 'make distclean' espesaly in the
./linux dir, as that will get you a few megs back.
You could also remove all source files (if you have the tar archives).
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> i wouldn't want to outgrow my hd ...
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Regards Richard.
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