I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 and 4GB RAM with CPU 4.
I don't have too much memory left, so my computer works slowly and crashes. What would you recommend me to remove from directories? Or some command other than apt autoremove and apt autoclean because that's not enough. I have nothing to uninstall from the Ubuntu Software because there are only the most important things left. Please help :(
I am a new user and I am trying to remove a specific folder. I am using sudo rm /path/, but it is not working. What is the correct command to use?
It is a file catolog I am attempting to remove but I am geting a message that it is empty.
Just had the message:
Low disk space.. 2 GB left
Judging by a posted message on ubuntu.org forums, I found that I have a .log file in /var/log at 22 GB in size! My root is an 82 GB partition and Disk Analyser shows the offender to be in log. The system root was installed circa 8 months ago, so clearly this is not a good thing in creating a 22 GB log on an 82 GB root partition.
Is it safe to delete the log file or please advise on the correct safe procedure to cleanse it without messing up my system. I presume it may be ok, but would like some other opinions before I do the task of delete.
I want to remove all the .jpg files from my Music folder in order to save room. My Music folder contains subfolders, and I would like to know if there is a command to remove all the .jpg files from all these folders regardless of their level. Thanks for your help!
Recently I created a link with the following:
sudo ln -n originalFileLocation
How do I delete a hard link?