Quoting Charles Blair (c-bl...@illinois.edu):
> I have been recently noticing that the find
> command is taking a long time, and my /usr (see df
> output below) is 73% full. Should I do something?
>
> libreoffice seems to be using a lot of space, and
> I only use it to read .doc files other people send me.
> I don't use the spreadsheet or database features.
> Is some reduced-functionality version available?
>
> Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
> rootfs 330215 189549 123617 61% /
> udev 10240 0 10240 0% /dev
> tmpfs 400736 696 400040 1% /run
> /dev/disk/by-uuid/0923b264-e 330215 189549 123617 61% /
> tmpfs 5120 0 5120 0% /run/lock
> tmpfs 2457480 76 2457404 1% /run/shm
> /dev/sda10 176581224 1423588 166187808 1% /home
> /dev/sda9 376807 10270 347081 3% /tmp
> /dev/sda6 8649992 5967084 2243512 73% /usr
> /dev/sda7 2882592 495636 2240524 19% /var
Tricky to answer without knowing what sort of functionality/package
mix you have. On my own wheezy box (X and fvwm, no desktop), /usr
looks like:
8700M /usr/
290M /usr/bin/
1M /usr/games/
17M /usr/include/
1884M /usr/lib/
1M /usr/local/
12M /usr/sbin/
6388M /usr/share/
112M /usr/src/
Delving in, we find (sorted by size):
67M /usr/lib/gcc
76M /usr/lib/iceweasel
81M /usr/lib/python2.6
84M /usr/lib/python2.7
93M /usr/lib/jvm
154M /usr/lib/chromium
324M /usr/lib/libreoffice
504M /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu
1884M /usr/lib
31M /usr/share/libreoffice
33M /usr/share/man
33M /usr/share/midi
39M /usr/share/inkscape
44M /usr/share/help
47M /usr/share/java
52M /usr/share/gimp
59M /usr/share/pyshared
65M /usr/share/emacs
101M /usr/share/icons
102M /usr/share/fonts
151M /usr/share/texmf
153M /usr/share/sounds
317M /usr/share/locale
337M /usr/share/openclipart
619M /usr/share/texlive
1579M /usr/share/openclipart2
2217M /usr/share/doc
6388M /usr/share
The culprits in doc are texlive and lilypond which are two of the most
important systems for me. I've already filed a bug against the sizes
of the files in openclipart; if space were short, I would get rid of
openclipart2 too because I think most of it is on the web.
I only use / and /home partitions, so I create 32G root partitions nowadays.
That leaves plenty of room for anything up to 10G of
/var/cache/apt-cacher-ng on whichever box I run it on.
Laptops a little less. The above generated with
function duse {
local DIR=$(realpath "${1:-.}")
( for j in $(find "$DIR" -maxdepth ${2:-1} -type d) ; do
du --si -s -BM "$j" ; done ) | sort -k 2 | expand | sed -e
's/\([0-9.M]*\)\( *\)/\2\1 \2\2\2\2/'
}
and | sort -h as appropriate.
Cheers,
David.
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