Hi again: <br><br>Thanks once more for all your helping. Well, I don't know if baobab can help me or if its installed or how to search for it (is it a joke?, I have not space and are you suggesting me to install more things? ¬¬), I'm trying the JDiskReport but also not installed, (I don't know how to install and run successfully the java files like this one or JabRef i.e.) I'm running a version from web, and it's interesting the result.<br>
<br>Scanning the / directory, it says my distribution is the next:<br><br>Total 7.5 GB<br>/var 3.0 GB<br>/usr 3.2 GB<br>/opt 532.5 MB<br>/home 508.1 MB<br>/lib 231.6 MB<br>so inside /usr and /var there are all those package that are eating my HDD.<br>
<br>Clicking inside each one I can see the next information:<br><br>/usr:<br>/lib 1.5 GB<br>/share 1.5 GB<br>/bin 162.1 MB<br>/include 35.4 MB<br><br>and <br><br>/var:<br>/cache 2.3 GB<br>/spol 504.5 MB<br>/lib 99.7 MB<br>
/tmp 67.1 MB<br><br>I don't know if this level of information is enough, I think the contents iside /var/tmp can be erased without problems. But my doubt is about /cache<br><br>I have to add that inside this system I have 3 users (me) another called mmc and a guest. This is because although this is only an experiment for a project, my mates wanted to have a way for access and use this system, but actually they never used, so perhaps I can erase the otehr two accounts.... I don't know who much it can help me.<br>
<br>Finally I want to say that a Java application can be very useful even if you can use it in any OS. That's the reason why I enjoy JabRef for example for admin my references and use them with latex, and if you have few free space inside your HDD as me, maybe a tool as the JDiskReport can be very useful and let you solve a problem without sacrifice the small free space you have.<br>
<br>Well, that's all for now.<br>Aradnix<br>