On Sat, 2005-03-19 at 11:10, Dotan Cohen wrote:
> Well, according to df I have used up about 7 of the 8 gigs I have
> allocated to linux on my disk. I don't have any more to allocate from
> the windows partion, so I ask what can I erase to free up some space.
>
> My /home directory takes up about 700 megs, even though when I add up
> all the unhidden files, I only get up to about 200 megs. I have half a
> gig in hidden files?!? How can I figure out where the bloat is and
> get rid of it?
>
> And that means that my fedora installation, with no servers, is over 6 gigs?
Did you check the 'everything' box when you installed? If so, it
might be best to go back and reinstall as a workstation with
only the packages you expect to use. You probably only need
one of kde or gnome. If you happen to miss an individual
program you want out of the packaged bundles you can always
'yum install' it later.
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Les Mikesell
les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
