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Uploaded by ItchyHippo on Oct 10, 2011
When installing and uninstalling applications from Linux on a regular basis, old package files can be left on your machine. This is how to remove these packages. Ubuntu is the featured OS.Read the full article here:http://www.itchyhippo.com/quickly-clean-package-files-ubuntu**Related Links**Ubuntu website:http://www.ubuntu.comDownload Ubuntu:http://www.ubuntu.com/download**Social Links**Website:http://www.ItchyHippo.comTwitter:http://www.twitter.com/ItchyHippoTechAndrew's Twitter:http://www.twitter.com/AndrewBrennan91Tumblr:http://www.tumblr.com/ItchyHippoGoogle+:http://plus.google.com/u/0/b/105705039055070996511/105705039055070996511/postsAndrew's Google+:http://plus.google.com/u/0/106173020531238301046/postsIdenti.ca:http://www.identi.ca/ItchyHippo
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I do sudo apt-get --purge autoremove. I also install localepurge to remove language packs I don't need.
draoi99 4 months ago
"87 packages to remove, 136 MiB of disk space will be freed". Nice.
TheNomadluap 4 months ago
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I do sudo apt-get --purge autoremove. I also install localepurge to remove language packs I don't need.
draoi99 4 months ago
"87 packages to remove, 136 MiB of disk space will be freed". Nice.
TheNomadluap 4 months ago