Read the thread I linked it’s a near universal opinion on Lemmy

FYI I recently have been looking into this and from what I’m told by Lemmyers it’s actually basically pointless to use encrypted messaging on normal Android because Google has full and complete access to the entire device.

Might as well use whatever app is convenient and assume it’s public or message from Linux

sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information or what’s safe to delete but I’m getting somewhere.

UPDATE: sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

Thanks that allowed me to clear up about 20GB! Also sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information or if it’s safe to delete but at least I’m getting somewhere.

Actually running sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

Sorry I believe I wasn’t actually in the root of the drive! sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

It did yes, a few “invalid argument” a few “permission denied” and a few “no such file or directory”

EDIT sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

sudo du -sh / shows a list of three du: cannot access '/run/user/1000/gvfs' Permission denied and du: cannot access No such file or directory and a few cannot read directory invalid argument and at the end it shows 5.4T / which I assume is my root drive combined with what’s in mnt.

du -i gave invalid option and fsck gave command not found

EDIT: sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

EDIT: sudo ncdu allowed me to find a 72gb [long string of characterless]-json.log file in /var/lib/docker/containers and many 1gb+ files in /var/lib/docker/overlay2. I’m not sure what to do with this information (or what’s safe to delete) but I’m getting somewhere.

mount outputted a lot of text. I suspect this may be getting somewhere but I’m not too experienced. There is a lot of overlay on /var/lib/docker/overlay2/[long string of numbers and letters]. I also see a lot (~25) of nsfs on /run/docker/netns/[string of letters and numbers] type nsfs (rw)

lsblk game me my drives as expected, and fdisk gave fdisk: command not found.

This is a cool tool thanks, unfortunately it is reporting the same (far, far below 99%) number.

Good call on the docker prune, I didn’t think about that. That accounted for about 25GB. Still not enough but at least I’m not at 99% anymore.

sudo du -hs /* looked like it began started listing every file on the entire server.

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Would different filesystems really report an over 200gb difference?

I did use sudo

Got it thanks, I think it’s weird it shows up in Dolphin this way but at least I know what it is now.

Calibre installs fine (flatpak). I updated my post but I was able to change the temp directory which “fixed” it.

Appreciate the response, I updated my post but I “fixed” this by changing Calibre’s temp directory.