Which folder in linux can be safetly delete to save disk space.
 

Hello everybody.
For months ago, when I installed FC4, I have used 7 out of 10 GB
But now, I have only 500MB left.
I don't know how it could be so fast. All of my data is put on another partition.
I put all of linux folder include / in a single partition.
I don't know what cause that problem, I have crossover intalled but I cost only 400MB (and it is the largest software in my box).
The /home dir is 28MB
What else can cost me that amount of this space?

Make sure that your logs in /var are being rotated correctly.

Make sure that the temporary files are being deleted. I think it is either done on shutdown or powerup.

--Ian

Check your error logs /var/log directory to see if errors have accumulated in the files and are eating up disk space.

Once my .xsession-errors file in my home directory grew so big that it ate up several Gigabytes.

Just search for all hidden files as well as log files.

Edit: Oops too late, too slow to type this :)

I will check tonight but by the way
Can slocate search for file using size rather than name

if your using a package manager, delete its cache as it stores every package

heema:
rpm means redhat package manager, so where can I find its cache.

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These two commands can be useful for tracking down where all your space went...

df -h

du -sh /[!d,p]*


May help you close in on where the space is being used.

I'm using xdu for that.