Hi, it occurred to me today to check how much disk space /usr/share/locale was
using on my system. Turned out to be 449.43M, though I only use en and es
locales, which are in the code in the first case and ~13M in the second.
Would it make sense to remove the extra ones? I mean, I don't think anyo
Am Mittwoch 29 Dezember 2010, 20:10:19 schrieb Nicolás Reynolds:
> Hi, it occurred to me today to check how much disk space /usr/share/locale
> was using on my system. Turned out to be 449.43M, though I only use en and
> es locales, which are in the code in the first case and ~13M in the
> second.
El 29/12/10 08:23, Thomas Bahn dijo:
> Am Mittwoch 29 Dezember 2010, 20:10:19 schrieb Nicolás Reynolds:
> > Hi, it occurred to me today to check how much disk space /usr/share/locale
> > was using on my system. Turned out to be 449.43M, though I only use en and
> > es locales, which are in the code
You can also try Bleachbit from AUR, a complete cleaner for your system.
2010/12/29, Nicolás Reynolds :
> El 29/12/10 08:23, Thomas Bahn dijo:
>> Am Mittwoch 29 Dezember 2010, 20:10:19 schrieb Nicolás Reynolds:
>> > Hi, it occurred to me today to check how much disk space
>> > /usr/share/locale
>>
> Works for me.
> What are your /tmp permissions after installing the filesystem package?
> That's where the <<< used in lines 268 and 272 will be creating a
> temporary file with random name.
> It's odd that it would be returning an errno=0 instead of EPERM, though.
>
>
Hi Linas,
First of all, sor
Am Thu, 30 Dec 2010 11:38:34 +0800
schrieb Ray Rashif :
> We didn't even conclude a previous discussion [1] (if we did then it's
> all in the negative), and now there is one of those tools in the
> repositories? Honestly, I don't think this is fair practice as it
> undermines the initiatives of ot
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