How to clean junk files from a Linux PC with Sweeper

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After a certain amount of time has passed, your Linux operating system will start to fill up with junk files. Unfortunately, most Linux distributions do not come equipped to deal with these junk files, so users are left with an operating system that starts slowing down. If you want to clean junk files on your Linux system, the best thing to do is to install a cleaning application. More info at https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips/clean-junk-files-from-linux-with-sweeper/



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How to clean junk files from a Linux PC