Hi all. Those of you that know me know that I've only been with Linux a few months now... and my learning curve has grown exponentially in that time. I started with Mandrake 5.2 (2.0.36) / KDE 1.0 and have upgraded systematically since - I am now using 2.2.3-ac4 and KDE 1.1 with the latest packages to boot. I fear that since I had to force a few installs in the past via RPM, and that I am still not totally familiar with directory structures (read: half-assed, jury-rigged installs <grin>), that I have, for lack of a better word, a tons of crap on my hard drive. My God, the source code for 2.2.3ac-4 takes up like 50+ megs! ;) Reason I'm asking is that, other than being a tidy guy that organizes on a regular basis, I also have my install on a 450 meg hard drive - not that I don't have access to about 6 gigs in other mount points, but you get the point. Any suggestions on how I can freshen up my installation, short of starting from scratch? Also, I know that, by nature, ext2 is efficient, but is there a defrag program out there? Thanks for your help. Paul -- +-----------------------------------+ Paul A. Bernicchi [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ #1287814 http://www.ascend.net/jacuzzi +-----------------------------------+
