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apt-get autoremove
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thanks, archebyte.
Excuse the possible typos and layout, I'm on the device.
apt-get --help suggests that the parameter I'm looking for is --autoremove. Using that instead. Sudoing that.
The following packages will be REMOVED:
liblongcat0 libqt4-maemo5-core libqt4-maemo5-gui
libqt4-maemo5-network libqt4-maemo5-opengl libqt4-maemo5-phonon
libqt4-maemo5-webkit libqt4-maemo5-xml libqt4-maemo5-xmlpatterns
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 9 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
After this operation, 42.9MB disk space will be freed.
Do you want to continue [Y/n]? n
Shoul I go ahead? Are those packages needed there if not needed now? As in, maybe needed later and not in repos?
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apt-get --help suggests that the parameter I'm looking for is --autoremove.
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Having a lil trouble with rootfs. Yes I installed apps from devel. Yes I read the other threads. My issue is this:
Along the way, my phone keeps adding to rootfs. Even though older versions of software that weren't optified now are space doesn't seem reclaimed.
I don't even have that much installed, Disk Usage shows some 10-15M free depending on boot time, and the wiki says about 100. I saw people here with over one hundred installed that claim 60.
Something's fishy. Looking at Disk Usage graph I see nothing odd. The here-and-there stuff from OpenTTD and a few files from themes. Huge hogs were the /usr/lib, then /home/opt/qt4-maemo5/lib, then /usr/share/icons/hicolor, some Python folders and last some apt cache. Other than that nothing big, just pieces of seemingly needed stuff.
How did I get this usage? I'm guessing updated packages that never got files removed?
I have less than 30 apps listed and most are real small, like rdesktop (500k), VNC, wifiinfo, stuff that adds up to like 45 megs in package size in "uninstall". But 20 MB is MPlayer and I read it's optified. Also, many other large programs are optified. Even so, should have at least 20 free, not 12?
I don't get it, if I uninstall ALL apps and reinstall, would that get me back my space? Or is it lost to updating apps? I thought the packaging system took care of stray files.
Does anyone have a clue how much a new N900 have free and about what size is each big folder? Perhaps a Disk Usage screen?
I hate flashing.
Oh, and, is QT and Python supposed to be in there?
How can I find out how much (ish) is each app/package taking up? I saw a script around but it's perl and I can't even tell if I'm perl-able.
Oh, and, I rate at zero/10 on Linux but at around 9-10/10 on Windows (IT guy), so I have the concept of file and editing, CLI, etc but no concept of Unix folder structure. Where do I look?
N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.