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#16 Post by trapster »

Leaner is better
I like the idea.

There are specific file locations listed in the bleachbit cleaner files if you can or want to check them out.

Bleachbit is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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#17 Post by vovchik »

@ trapster,

I don't have bleachbit intalled at the moment, although I had had it before. If it's not too much trouble, could you post that file with the locations? Otherwise I have to search through some old disks and find that installation.

Thanks.

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#18 Post by trapster »

Bleachbit cleaners.tar.gz
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#19 Post by vovchik »

Thanks. :)

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#20 Post by trapster »

You're welcome. Let me know if it's useful.
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#21 Post by vovchik »

Dear all,

I found a script on Linux Lite that almost fits the bill. It needs a bit of tweaking still, but is a good starting point, I think. Have a look. It used zenity for the GUI and I changed it to yad. :)

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PS. Don't run all those options just out of curiosity. First look at the code. Lots of modding still needed. :)
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#22 Post by mistfire »

@vovchik its a good to start. the script must become dynamic

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Quick test

#23 Post by corvus »

Tried on several Puppies.

- Fatdog710: Working with the following error.

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root# ./liteclean-vov
./liteclean-vov: line 529: [: -gt: unary operator expected
- Tahr64-6.0.5: Working with the same output as Fatdog710.

- Slacko64-6.3.2: Not working with the following errors.

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sh-4.2$ ./liteclean-vov
./liteclean-vov: line 529: [: -gt: unary operator expected
./liteclean-vov: line 599: yad: command not found
- Lucid Puppy 5.2.8.7: Not working with the following errors.

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# ./liteclean-vov
./liteclean-vov: line 529: [: -gt: unary operator expected
Unable parse command line: Unknown option --ok-label=Begin
- Tahr-6.0.5: Not working with the same output as Lucid Puppy 5.2.8.7.

- Xslacko-4.2: Working OOTB.

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#24 Post by vovchik »

Dear corvus,

That script is just there as an example, so be caureful how you run it. I think you are getting errors because it really wants a recent and full bash (not ash or dash), and also probably not busybox implementations of some common *nix utilities. I put it there merely as a a starting point, so we can work on getting something similar that would work on a number of different systems. I am playing around with it and hope others join in the fun. :)

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PS. I did remove old thumbnails, amd midori, firefox and chromium junk, and got some 2.5 GB of disk space back, so there is a need for something like this.

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#25 Post by corvus »

I'm sorry I thought we had already started working on it, :oops: I'm not a scripting expert consequently I'm not useful in this phase maybe later when you have to test it on the field.

Cheers. :)
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