Let's hope that this output will be some use. BTW, some people paste such output in a whitebox. How can we do that? The way I've publish it here is looks ugly and has eaten up a lot of space.
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Let's hope that this output will be some use. BTW, some people paste such output in a whitebox. How can we do that? The way I've publish it here is looks ugly and has eaten up a lot of space.
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311M ./Music
16K ./.gconf/desktop/gnome/shell/windows
28K ./.gconf/desktop/gnome/shell
16K ./.gconf/desktop/gnome/background
16K ...
There output is a huge list. The last line was like this:
23G .
The list has vitually all the main folder starting with . /.
I think the last line was representing the total size of...
But how can then I free the space available. It seems that this folder will continue to grow its size. My own data is less than 10 GB. There should be then some solution to circumvent this problem.
It is hidden folder located in my home folder which become visible by pressing Ctrl+H. I think it is holding some encrypted data as I had chosen my home folder to be encrypted at the time...
My " .private " folder has encrypted data which I didn't do myself. I would like to know what kind of files are safe to delete. Out of 36 GB, it is eating up 25 GB. Therefore, I would like to free...
I have 36 GB parition for Ubuntu whereas the folder .private has eaten up over 25 GB. I want to delete its contents. I would like to know whether it can cause any harm or not.
Thanks in advance