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| - Are there files in your desktop trash bin? As long as the files are there, they count towards your quota, so cleaning out the trash takes care of this. | - Are there files in your desktop trash bin? As long as the files are there, they count towards your quota, so cleaning out the trash takes care of this. | ||
| - Are there e-mails in your mail trash folder or your spam folder? These too count towards your quota. | - Are there e-mails in your mail trash folder or your spam folder? These too count towards your quota. | ||
| - | - Anything else you don't need any more (eg big downloads in your Downloads folder | + | - Anything else you don't need any more (eg big downloads in your Downloads folder) |
| + | - Our page on [[Fedora tips]] has some additional information, | ||
| If you have taken care of all that, and you still run out of space frequently, contact the helpdesk for advise or more space. | If you have taken care of all that, and you still run out of space frequently, contact the helpdesk for advise or more space. | ||
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