I recently switched to FreeBSD and I really like it. Now linux seems to be a mess for me. If you have some time please help me to have even cleaner systems. I prefer minimal and clean installs. This is why I install from command line and extract only these:
base.txz, lib32.txz, kernel.txz, doc.txz.
Do I need the doc.txz and the lib32.txz (on amd64)? Is the doc.txz the manual (content for man)? And when one installs a new world and kernel, are the content of these (doc and lib32) installed too? Would all the obsolete files be removed after running make installworld and delete-old and delete-old libs?
I understand that these questions don't really affect anything important and these files and obsolete system files require a little disk space. I just would like to know. I am Virgo.
Thank you for your time.
base.txz, lib32.txz, kernel.txz, doc.txz.
Do I need the doc.txz and the lib32.txz (on amd64)? Is the doc.txz the manual (content for man)? And when one installs a new world and kernel, are the content of these (doc and lib32) installed too? Would all the obsolete files be removed after running make installworld and delete-old and delete-old libs?
I understand that these questions don't really affect anything important and these files and obsolete system files require a little disk space. I just would like to know. I am Virgo.
Thank you for your time.
