I use sudo journalctl --vacuum-time=<whatever> all the time, e.g. with whatever as 1s. This cleans the systemd journal, and I’ve seen several GBs being freed up sometimes.
But, other than the systemd journal, I am also curious about what else could be removed to free up space.
Hi @padhi ,
If you launch often this vacuum command, then see also the journald setting in the /etc/systemd/journald.conf if you want an automatic cleaning (man 5 journald.conf).