At 1155390631 past the epoch, Jon Dowland wrote: > Xiyan Lon wrote: > >I plan to make partition, > >20GB / > >10GB /usr/local > >1GB swap > >rest-GB /home > >Is this enough? > > At 1155316885 past the epoch, Johannes Wiedersich wrote: > > This is more than enough. We have an installation of all > > your office, kde, gnome requirements, different sets of > > compilers and development tools, scientific software and > > what not and use some 5 GB on / . I doubt that you will > > fill your 10GB /usr/local with useful software, but YMMV. > > Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on > /dev/hda6 14G 11G 2.4G 82% / > /dev/hda7 9.2G 5.3G 3.5G 61% /home > > This is a sarge machine with gnome-desktop installed, but > not any of the other heavyweights (no openoffice, kde, > tetex). 20GB for / might be a good idea, if you have the > disk. In light of other replies, I thought I'd drill down a bit here: my usage is probably non-conventional. 870248 ./usr/share 878272 ./var/cache/pbuilder 1143340 ./var/cache/apt/archives 1181616 ./var/cache/apt 2069572 ./var/cache 2455612 ./var 4587268 ./usr/local/share 4798860 ./usr/local 7332060 ./usr 10730548 . /usr/local has xscreensaver, qemu and mono in it, which are quite big. /usr has /usr/src which has several linux kernels, and as you can see, I have sid chroots there for pbuilder. But I think /var/cache/apt/archives should put that in context. -- Jon Dowland http://alcopop.org/
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