I have update script for my computer here. The last action in the script is to check the /var/ directory. du -sh /var/* | sort -rh | head -n 10 I saw that 4,0G /var/lib 2,2G /var/spool What is /var/spool /var/spool contains the printer jobs, crash reports and e-mails I check what is the content of the path /var/spool and I found the folder „abrt“ What is abrt? In the manual, page stands: abrt – Manage problems handled…
This is a very easy script in the Linux Bash in order to find a folder. Here you can add your directory path and the max depth where the Bash should search.
How to open a text file („daten.txt“) in the language C here in my Fedora 41 (Linux). The new program shows the current time. The telephone number does not appear here.
It is a Python script for a Linux operating system: The results are (yes the folders haven the German language, because I live in Germany, and I’m German – sorry for that) Größen der Unterverzeichnisse in /home/sven/Musik 1980-1989: 6,8GMusikvideo: 12M1970-1979: 3,2Gsonstige_Musik: 6,7G1990-1999: 121MPodcast: 5,8G1960-1969: 2,7GWeihnachten: 921M2000-2009: 8,5G2010-2019: 1,7GHörbücher: 92MKlassik: 1,5GMusikalben: 3,5Gerster_Versuch: 136K1950-1959: 95M
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