Ubuntu Cleaner For Linux

It's not often we see bespoke, third-party apps for either one of the multiple Linux distributions out there. Ubuntu Cleaner is one of the few apps of this sort, and it's a system cleaner designed specifically for Ubuntu.

Its main job? To help you free as much space as possible by removing cache or junk files, and ultimately make your computer's OS run faster and better.

Ubuntu Cleaner is one of those apps that don't require much presentation before anyone uses them.

It's a simple, little app that is capable of cleaning unwanted system files in mere seconds, and with no more than a few mouse clicks on your part.

To deploy it, you'll need to open a Terminal window, and proceed with the installation via PPA. Type "$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gerardpuig/ppa," followed by "sudo apt update," and finish the installation with "sudo apt install ubuntu-cleaner." There's also an alternative installation method, involving running a .DEB file, but it's only for unsupported Ubuntu versions.

It may not look the part, but this little app is actually pretty decent at its job. Ubuntu Cleaner can help you clear browser caches, clear APT caches, as well as clear thumbnail caches.

You can also remove unneeded or obsolete system packages, old kernels, and even old installers. There are three main sections: Apps, Personal, and System. Each section bundles various elements that need to be selected in order to start the cleaning process.

Ubuntu, and Linux-based OSes in general, have a stellar reputation when it comes to resource management and long-term stability.

Be that as it may, cleaning one's computer system should be somewhat of a priority, at least from time to time. Ubuntu Cleaner is a little app that can help you keep your computer's Ubuntu in tip-top shape with next to no effort on your part.