M. Singh wrote:
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> Did that. Now I have most of my space back (other than the generated
> object files in the subtree of fink.build, I guess).
>
> Is it possible to specify that fink discard these object files once it
> is done building a deb ? Seems kind of wasteful to keep them around.
As I
M. Singh wrote:
> Martin Costabel wrote:
>> M. Singh wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> $ du -skh /sw
>>> 904M
>>>
>>> $ fink install gimp2
>>>
>>> (I interrupt this process midway).
>>>
>>> $ fink cleanup --all
>>>
>>> $ du -skh /sw
>>> 1.2 G
>>>
>>> What gives ?
>> When fink finishes building a package, i
Martin Costabel wrote:
> M. Singh wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> $ du -skh /sw
>> 904M
>>
>> $ fink install gimp2
>>
>> (I interrupt this process midway).
>>
>> $ fink cleanup --all
>>
>> $ du -skh /sw
>> 1.2 G
>>
>> What gives ?
>
> When fink finishes building a package, it cleans up by removing the
> b
M. Singh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> $ du -skh /sw
> 904M
>
> $ fink install gimp2
>
> (I interrupt this process midway).
>
> $ fink cleanup --all
>
> $ du -skh /sw
> 1.2 G
>
> What gives ?
When fink finishes building a package, it cleans up by removing the
build directory (unless you use the -k or
Hello,
$ du -skh /sw
904M
$ fink install gimp2
(I interrupt this process midway).
$ fink cleanup --all
$ du -skh /sw
1.2 G
What gives ?
$ sudo apt-get clean
does not help either.
Using fink :
$ fink --version
Package manager version: 0.28.6
Distribution version: selfupdate-rsync Mon Dec 2