After many years of upgrades (probably starting from 3.3 or 3.4, don't remember) my box has a lot of old libraries in /usr/lib. I'm pretty sure I have no hand-build third-party software depends on them, and with every upgrade cycle I update all packages along with release (thanks to espie@, it's so easy now). So I think it's completely useless in my system, only wasting disk space in /usr. And it's safe to remove those old libs. Am I right? It would be nice to mention it in the FAQ.
- Is it safe to remove old libs in /usr/lib? Anton Karpov
- Re: Is it safe to remove old libs in /usr/lib? Stuart Henderson
- Re: Is it safe to remove old libs in /usr/lib? STeve Andre'