How to use the system cleanup tool BleachBit in linux

This article mainly introduces how to use BleachBit, a system cleaning tool in linux, which is very detailed and has certain reference value. Friends who are interested must finish reading it!

BleachBit is a system cleaning tool designed specifically for Linux. With BleachBit, you can clean up your system's cache, history, temporary files, cookies, and other unnecessary things, thus freeing up your disk space. Currently, BleachBit can clean up junk files generated by Beagle, Firefox, Opera, Epiphany, Flash, OpenOffice.org and other software.

As shown in the figure above, after clicking on the items that need to be cleaned up, you can immediately see what needs to be cleaned up from the system by pressing Preview. If it is confirmed, then you can press Delete to delete the content.

BleachBit provides rpm and deb binary packages, which are suitable for Linux distributions such as Fedora/CentOS/RHEL/openSUSE and Debian/Ubuntu. Other Linux users can choose the source code package of BleachBit.

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