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Old 8th September 2008
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Originally Posted by rex View Post
Thanks to you all, now the installation of gnome is done and I've custom compiled my kernel for sound support, now I wont be needing the source files for some time and would like to remove them as they are taking quiet some space on my 40 Gig HD .
~0.5 GB is a lot? That's less than an 80th (or 0.125%) of your drive space.

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So can I recursively delete entire contents of my /usr/src directory or should take care for some important configuration or makefiles. I've copied my custom kernel configuration to /root/ directory.
Sure, but then you'll have to re-download them anytime you want to edit the kernel config, or update the system, or update GNOME, and so on. What's more important to you: half a gig of drive space, or X minutes of time redoing things everytime?
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