Hello All: I have a Mac book Air with 128 gigs of hard drive space. I am finding since Yosemite that my hard drive is reporting that it is always full. I realize that Yosemite takes up more space than Mavericks did but I only have about 21 gigs in my document files. When I check this in system preferences, it tells me that something like 40 gigs is consumed by backups. I don’t know what these would be or how I can find them and get rid of them. As it is, there is not enough space for my working files on the hard drive and I am having to work off an external drive which I don’t want to do. Any ideas about what might be consuming all the space and how I can get rid of it? All suggestions are welcome and thanks, Jean
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