I have a system with a small SSD (about 90 GB available for my single Linux partition mounted as /) and a much larger HDD.Now, my home directory has been balooning in space, filling up all of the remaining free space on the SSD. Apparently, it's $HOME/.cache that's the main culprit - over 33 GB.Now, what should I do with it?Move it to the HDD and symlink $HOME/.cache to /mnt/my_hdd_partition/some/path/.cache?Make sure and cull it occasionally?If you believe I should do the latter, please explain why this would not be too much of a burden.
$HOME/.cache - on a small SSD or on an HDD?
hard disk;disk usage;directory structure;ssd;disk cleanup