/tmp folders and files dleteable?
Insomniac <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.slackware |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hi folks, Say I download from the SlackBuilds repository some app. I also download all the necessary things to build it with (app.SlackBuild, app.info, etc). I go through the motion of building it with ./app.SlackBuild and it puts the new app.tgz file in /tmp in root. I then install that app.tgz and I'm done. Now I want to clean up. So I go to /tmp and see app.tgz and a folder with all the files and folders it came with and was untarred to to build it. Can I delete this tarball and the folder or is the app now working *from* that folder now that it's installed? Hopefully I'm making sense, as I want to try out Icecat and the tarball alone is 500+ MB and to have a folder of it also now takes up 1 GB, then to have a built tgz of it will make a grand total of 1.5 GB - all redundant, at least it seems so to me, thus my asking this question. John -- All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. -Edmund Burke