Clean up your system with Bleachbit
You never know what is dirtying up your Linux system. Your Bash history, temporary files, usage history, clipboard, free disk space…there's always a chance something is there that you don't want. But how do you go through it all? Do we really have the time to actually sift through our machines daily or weekly to find those unwanted bits? No. That's why we need tools like Bleachbit.
Bleachbit easily clears out free space, removes junk, and helps to guard your privacy. Bleachbit goes beyond just deleting files. You can set this tool up to shred your files as well…so when they are gone, they are really GONE! It's not just for Linux though. Bleachbit is available for Windows as well – and both versions are open source. In this article I will show you how to install and use Bleachbit.
You never know what is dirtying up your Linux system. Your Bash history, temporary files, usage history, clipboard, free disk space…there's always a chance something is there that you don't want. But how do you go through it all? Do we really have the time to actually sift through our machines daily or weekly to find those unwanted bits? No. That's why we need tools like Bleachbit.
Bleachbit easily clears out free space, removes junk, and helps to guard your privacy. Bleachbit goes beyond just deleting files. You can set this tool up to shred your files as well…so when they are gone, they are really GONE! It's not just for Linux though. Bleachbit is available for Windows as well – and both versions are open source. In this article I will show you how to install and use Bleachbit.
