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Thread: Very little space remaining on my boot disk (SSD)... Or is it?


hey everyone, figured appropriate place ask since i'm still pretty new linux. realize basic question please try refrain making fun of me ok?

anyway, i'm running ubuntu 11.10 , boot disk mushkin chronos 64gb ssd. have traditional hard drive installed file storage. both drives work fine, , i'm impressed how fast boot-up time setup.

1 thing kind of disturbs me though: when first installed ubuntu (on brand new system) 5 days ago, filesystem , home folder showed there 50gb free space remaining. expected much, owing system files , swap partition. since have installed few programs through software centre (nothing big though, things gparted, vlc, nvidia drivers, , couple others). yesterday said had 49 or 50 gb free (which expected), morning shocked learn has 6gb free!

didn't believe @ first, went gparted confirm it, , said same thing. happened? normal?

forgive me if question has been asked before; i'm used mac os x system phenomenon little new me.

advice appreciated!

try running baobab see these files are.

disk usage analyzer or might called - search in dash it, run on file system.

alternatively start terminal

code:
baobab
that said inclined in /var/log in file manager first.

try , think of might have done in between times - backup perhaps gone awry.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1122670


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