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No, it's not. Modern devs use the primary OS drive as a public restroom where people don't flush. Sure, 1 update is 9GB, but how many applications don't clean
by antisthenes 2y ago
No, it's not. Modern devs use the primary OS drive as a public restroom where people don't flush.
Sure, 1 update is 9GB, but how many applications don't clean up after themselves regularly? Game launchers, browsers, code editors.
I've noticed folders with gigabytes worth of logs, 3(!) previous installers being kept for some reason, etc. etc.
This is rampant.
My primary OS drive is not your hoarder parents' attic.
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- SketchySeaBeast 2y agoAlso unlike my hoarder parent's attic I actually believe the promise that this will soon be cleaned up.
- olyjohn 2y agoIt's not just modern devs, this has been an issue on Windows for a long as I can remember. There have been cache cleaners, registry cleaners, etc for as long as I can remember. Devs installing shit in the root of my C drive since the Win3.1 days and I'm sure earlier than that.