Here are some some ideas how to clean up the space.
1) Run the following command:
sudo apt-get clean
2) Clean up synaptic's downloaded files
3) To estimate file space usage, change directory to root and use du command:
cd / sudo du -hc --max-depth=1
Here is example of what is printed for me:
48K ./lost+found
14G ./media
36M ./etc
76M ./var
90M ./lib
2.4G ./usr
4.0M ./bin
7.7M ./boot
2.9M ./dev
732M ./home
4.0K ./mnt
507M ./proc
23M ./root
8.4M ./sbin
72K ./tmp
0 ./sys
4.0K ./srv
4.6M ./opt
4.0K ./initrd
4.0K ./debootstrap
4.0K ./_F
1.4G ./_D
4.0K ./_C
37G ./_E
2.1G ./_sky7
12K ./Xilinx
58G .
58G total
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Ubuntu 5.10 - Cleaning up the space
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