How to Remove Junk Files from Kali Linux
In this guide, I’m going to share how to remove junk files from Kali Linux. Let’s see.
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Method 1
To clean the packages and install script (/var/cache/apt/archives/) run this command:
sudo apt cleanTo clean obsolete deb-packages:
sudo apt autocleanTo clean file / dependencies that are not needed from the system:
sudo apt autoremoveMethod 2
We can use BleachBit to clean linux system. You can download latest BleachBit tool from their official website.
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