I recently performed an upgrade from 15.3 to 15.5, I tried to save an image of the update using Clonezilla and I realized that I'm using atleast twice of space I used before. Is there something I can do to clean the old 15.3 system files?
I ran on terminal some commands I found on the internet like:
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I recently performed an upgrade from 15.3 to 15.5, I tried to save an image of the update using Clonezilla and I realized that I'm using atleast twice of space I used before. Is there something I can do to clean the old 15.3 system files?
I ran on terminal some commands I found on the internet like:
sudo apt-get clean / sudo apt autoremove / sudo apt-get autoremove --purge
After this I had almost the same disk usage as after upgrading.
Any suggestions?