07-20-2016, 01:43 PM
Well said.
1) I have never had a Deb install grow beyond 50G even with samba, and kernel development tools, and android tools, though I put db's on separate partitions. I suppose Ubuntu could grow bigger, though not for any ordinary non-development user.
2) Application configuration is more important for ordinary users, and/or small slow HDD's.
3) I have never used bleach bit, or found it necessary myself for Deb.
4) Deb orphan is useful for development work, sometimes a time saver, and safety net, more than anything else, to locate version changes etc when modifying a running Deb. I do use it, when I forget where I left off, which happens fairly regularly for me nowadays.
5) Bleach bit comes with LXLE, but honestly it's more like trying to trim your mustache with a riding lawnmower for inexperienced users. You could chop off your nose.
Nice sensible reply.
TCÂ
1) I have never had a Deb install grow beyond 50G even with samba, and kernel development tools, and android tools, though I put db's on separate partitions. I suppose Ubuntu could grow bigger, though not for any ordinary non-development user.
2) Application configuration is more important for ordinary users, and/or small slow HDD's.
3) I have never used bleach bit, or found it necessary myself for Deb.
4) Deb orphan is useful for development work, sometimes a time saver, and safety net, more than anything else, to locate version changes etc when modifying a running Deb. I do use it, when I forget where I left off, which happens fairly regularly for me nowadays.
5) Bleach bit comes with LXLE, but honestly it's more like trying to trim your mustache with a riding lawnmower for inexperienced users. You could chop off your nose.
Nice sensible reply.
TCÂ
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