This is handy to know thanks for the information, I didn’t even think it might be a different language
Only you can determine this, we are not looking at the system and what is safe to remove
Really only a few things you can remove from that folder (fonts, Icons, Themes, your personal bin folder) Other than that you need to leave the rest of them as they are part of other programs that you use.
Are you sure you don’t mean ~/.local?
Don’t clear this! Indiscriminately.
You can remove things from apps you don’t have installed anymore. BTW go to .config too and do the same, you can find more things there. Also you can go to .var/app to remove leftover flatpak app data.
Check for leftovers from other programs you have had installed in the past, by your android studio post it seem you willingly download and run things so there maybe things leftover. But again only you can determine what is safe to remove and what is not,
Apps as VLC shows “Music” button for ~/Music folder. I want to place music in /mnt/Data/Documents/music.
Is it will be normally works button music for apps as VLC if I just do ln -s ~/Music /mnt/Data/Documents/music ?
Also what in ~/.var directory? It takes 8 GB
This is a completely different thing, but last time I used VLC just open the directory, not file
Question to you, are you looking up answers for yourself at all? This is a good skill to have when running linux. You are becoming a help vampire and it is tiring.
I don’t mean to offend but yer I am not going to look for answers if you aren’t.
Normally .var is used for flatpak app data.
I did this command: ln -s ~/Music /mnt/Data/Documents/music
and ln -s /mnt/data/Документы/Music ~/Music/
but it does not works for me
clean up your link
So you want Music Linked to the ~ folder do this
ln -s /mnt/data/Documents/music ~/
still ~/Music folder don’t have symlink
then you will need to make the music in Documents Capital. Linux is Case Sensitive.
Sounds like to me you have a lot of reading to do about Linux, The File System, and the basics. Please learn about where things are stored and Why. Also please learn how to search the official repos and the AUR for packages not just download stuff of the internet.
Here is a great place to start.