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How to Clear Your system Cache on ubuntu 18.04 and linux mint or Debian Linux

How to Clear Your system Cache in Ubuntu 18.04 and Linux mint or Debian Linux

we all are need to delete cache once a month . Clean Cache is good for system .
in this article i will show you how to clean system cache this is very easy  you just follow few's step.

Step 1 : open a terminal ( Ctrl + Alt + t )


Step 2 : copy and paste and press enter those 3 Linux Command in your terminal one by one .

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gerardpuig/ppa


after press enter you have o press again enter


sudo apt update



sudo apt install ubuntu-cleaner


Step 3 : Now open Ubuntu Cleaner which from menu or by search you install now.






step 4 : Click All which you want to delete.


 Thank you.

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