So, off free's message, I tried some things.
DiskUsage says 56820 KB available.
becomeroot is installed.
I open Xterm and do :
sudo gainroot
apt-get remove rhapsody-installer
56856 KB available
apt-get remove libossoemailsmime
57564 KB available
apt-get remove skype-installer
57580 KB available
apt-get remove gizmo-installer
57592 KB available
The numbers aren't large, but at least they're going in the right direction.
I reboot, and DiskUsage says 59972 KB available.
So I seem to be up 3 megs, and down some useless icons.
No idea if I've trashed anything in the process.
Certainly GeneralAntilles's suggestion of just deleting the .desktops is safer,
and the diskspace savings is hardly staggering.
Speaking of .desktop, the Rhapsody icon is still in My Selections.
OpenSSH is installed, so using WinSCP I SSH in to /usr/share/applications/hildon/
and delete Rhapsody.desktop.
While I was in there, I poked around at some other things.
If you have Xournal installed, there's 8 megs of docs in usr/share/ghostscript/8.61/doc,
including the fascinating Details8.htm, which is a 2.5 meg HTML file,
Detailed History Of Ghostscript Verions.
It's just possible that the system could run without that.
While I was in there, I poked around at some other things.
If you have Xournal installed, there's 8 megs of docs in usr/share/ghostscript/8.61/doc,
including the fascinating Details8.htm, which is a 2.5 meg HTML file,
Detailed History Of Ghostscript Verions.
It's just possible that the system could run without that.
This Linux stuff is fun.
Wow. How in the hell can I get rid of that? (the extra xournal stuff)
If you enter red-pill mode a lot of additional packages appear in the application manager including the installed application list. Unfortunately the title part is too narrow and no obvious way to expand it.
When I cleaned apps out of my n8x0 tablets, I just used the app manager in red-pill mode.
Look at the dependencies of the app that you want to remove -- there is often a "dummy" package that groups a bunch of apps together, you need to remove this "parent dummy package" first and then you can remove the individual apps relatively easily...
