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I use UbuntuStudio 18.04.1 LTS into a Intel i5 (64 bits) machine, with 8 GB RAM and 1 TB HDD, partitioned into 3 different destination filesystems (one to the OS, one to my personal files and one as personal files backup).



I had a Wine app crashing and then I couldn't upgrade the system (a lot of errors).



Then I discovered that the main HDD partition (where the system is) was full!



So... I started to look into the File Manager App to look for why it appeared as full and... I discovered that there was a file called: .xsession-errors.old which had... MORE THAN 160 GIGABYTES!



Why??? I don't have any clue!



So... I erased that file and... Magically everything was working so fine, again!



How can I avoid this in the future?










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    I use UbuntuStudio 18.04.1 LTS into a Intel i5 (64 bits) machine, with 8 GB RAM and 1 TB HDD, partitioned into 3 different destination filesystems (one to the OS, one to my personal files and one as personal files backup).



    I had a Wine app crashing and then I couldn't upgrade the system (a lot of errors).



    Then I discovered that the main HDD partition (where the system is) was full!



    So... I started to look into the File Manager App to look for why it appeared as full and... I discovered that there was a file called: .xsession-errors.old which had... MORE THAN 160 GIGABYTES!



    Why??? I don't have any clue!



    So... I erased that file and... Magically everything was working so fine, again!



    How can I avoid this in the future?










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      I use UbuntuStudio 18.04.1 LTS into a Intel i5 (64 bits) machine, with 8 GB RAM and 1 TB HDD, partitioned into 3 different destination filesystems (one to the OS, one to my personal files and one as personal files backup).



      I had a Wine app crashing and then I couldn't upgrade the system (a lot of errors).



      Then I discovered that the main HDD partition (where the system is) was full!



      So... I started to look into the File Manager App to look for why it appeared as full and... I discovered that there was a file called: .xsession-errors.old which had... MORE THAN 160 GIGABYTES!



      Why??? I don't have any clue!



      So... I erased that file and... Magically everything was working so fine, again!



      How can I avoid this in the future?










      share|improve this question













      I use UbuntuStudio 18.04.1 LTS into a Intel i5 (64 bits) machine, with 8 GB RAM and 1 TB HDD, partitioned into 3 different destination filesystems (one to the OS, one to my personal files and one as personal files backup).



      I had a Wine app crashing and then I couldn't upgrade the system (a lot of errors).



      Then I discovered that the main HDD partition (where the system is) was full!



      So... I started to look into the File Manager App to look for why it appeared as full and... I discovered that there was a file called: .xsession-errors.old which had... MORE THAN 160 GIGABYTES!



      Why??? I don't have any clue!



      So... I erased that file and... Magically everything was working so fine, again!



      How can I avoid this in the future?







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