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other:vb:update [2016/09/15 08:56] jypeter [Updating Linux] Added packagekit clean command |
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- | Recent machines (Fedora Core 22 and later) may use ''dnf'' instead of //yum//, and PackageKit. | + | Recent machines (Fedora Core 22 and later) may use ''dnf'' instead of //yum//, and PackageKit. Use the following commands for cleaning the cache: |
- | + | * **dnf** (/var/cache/dnf): ''dnf clean all'' | |
- | * You can clean the PackageKit cache with: ''pkcon refresh force'' | + | * **PackageKit** (/var/cache/PackageKit): ''pkcon refresh force'' |
It's also a good thing to clean the //journal// (note: limiting the journal size probably has to be done only once) | It's also a good thing to clean the //journal// (note: limiting the journal size probably has to be done only once) | ||
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+ | Note: **abrt** ([[http://abrt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/|Automated Bug Reporting Tool]]) may also leave some big directories in several places on the system (/var/cache/abrt, /var/spool/abrt-upload, /var/tmp/abrt, ...). The content of /var/tmp/abrt can be cleaned by deleting the reports in ''gnome-abrt''... | ||
==== Updating the Linux guest additions ==== | ==== Updating the Linux guest additions ==== |