where's the cache for Seamonkey & Rox FM located, there's too many folders listed ...?
And I need to delete all the extra files from installed Apps in CE_Slacko Puppy version 5.7.2 , I have trouble finding the folder (s), my Ram is at a very low level.
Actually, half of my RAM is unused, don't know where it goes after installation.
Cache in Semonkey & ROX FM
Cache in Semonkey & ROX FM
Last edited by kuman11 on Mon 01 Apr 2019, 08:33, edited 1 time in total.
Seamonkey's cache is in /root/.cache/mozilla. Can delete the seamonkey folder in there. Also can set cache to 0 - click edit-pref-adv-cache then untick 'let Seamonkey manage' & set 'use up to' to 0 & clear cache.
You can save abt 400 mb ram if you add pfix=nocopy to your kernel boot line, but will run a bit slower.
You can save abt 400 mb ram if you add pfix=nocopy to your kernel boot line, but will run a bit slower.
responded here: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 21#1023921
Storing profile & cache
G'day kuman11,
I'm assuming your Pups are Frugals.......
If you want to keep your save-file small, and have a moderately sized hard-drive (or usb or ...?), make a new partition with GParted (reduce your Puppies partition if necessary to get space for this new partition).
This will be your data partition to store and archive your caches, data, photos, videos, mail, temp. files, etc., etc..
You need to mount this partition at boot so it is available for Puppies as one starts (e.g. with a script into /root/Startup).
Copy your cache (/root/.cache), your Seamonkey profile (in /root/.mozilla/) and other potentially large files onto that new partition, delete them on your Pup, and just sym-link these back to your Puppy with Rox.
You could set up a temporary, separate "Testing"-Pup install to practice this and see if it suits you, so you don't muck up your original Pup save-file?
I run virtually all my programs from my data partition as well.
So each Pup's savefile is only a few MB. Memory 'hogs' like wine-with-MS programs, LibreOffice, Gimp, turn into links of a few kB in each Pup's save-file.
I have just one (large) copy of each 'hog' on my data partition (it's about 300GB of my 500GB main drive), not a copy in each Pup's save-file (I run about twenty different Frugal Pups from a common 30GB partition - with space to spare).
David S.
I'm assuming your Pups are Frugals.......
If you want to keep your save-file small, and have a moderately sized hard-drive (or usb or ...?), make a new partition with GParted (reduce your Puppies partition if necessary to get space for this new partition).
This will be your data partition to store and archive your caches, data, photos, videos, mail, temp. files, etc., etc..
You need to mount this partition at boot so it is available for Puppies as one starts (e.g. with a script into /root/Startup).
Copy your cache (/root/.cache), your Seamonkey profile (in /root/.mozilla/) and other potentially large files onto that new partition, delete them on your Pup, and just sym-link these back to your Puppy with Rox.
You could set up a temporary, separate "Testing"-Pup install to practice this and see if it suits you, so you don't muck up your original Pup save-file?
I run virtually all my programs from my data partition as well.
So each Pup's savefile is only a few MB. Memory 'hogs' like wine-with-MS programs, LibreOffice, Gimp, turn into links of a few kB in each Pup's save-file.
I have just one (large) copy of each 'hog' on my data partition (it's about 300GB of my 500GB main drive), not a copy in each Pup's save-file (I run about twenty different Frugal Pups from a common 30GB partition - with space to spare).
David S.