system cleaning Archives

Stacer (fork) – Linux system optimizer and monitoring tool

Stacer is a Qt-based Linux system optimiser with resource graphs, service and process controls, startup management and system cleaning.

Krokiet is a graphical file cleaner that finds duplicates, similar images and videos, empty folders, broken files and wasted space.

GT-STACER provides graphical Linux system monitoring, process management, cleaning, backup, firewall controls and power management.

Bleach provides a terminal dashboard for Linux cleanup, package updates, log maintenance and removal of developer caches and unused data.

Linux Cleaner offers GUI and command-line tools to clear user caches, old journals, crash reports, Trash and package manager caches.

CrunchyCleaner removes application caches and temporary files through a terminal interface, with dry-run and automated cleaning modes.

mcdu combines an interactive disk usage browser with developer-cache cleanup, parallel scans, deletion safeguards and JSON audit logs.

Moonbit cleans Linux caches, temporary files and unused Docker data, with terminal controls, dry-run previews and scheduled maintenance.

Spruce scans application caches and trash, previews selected removals, and displays disk usage through a simple GTK desktop interface.

rmlint detects duplicate files, empty directories and broken links, then generates reports and scripts for reviewing cleanup actions.

FSlint finds duplicate files, broken symbolic links, empty directories, invalid names and other filesystem problems from the terminal.

Flatsweep is a simple tool that acts as a Flatpak leftover cleaner. This is free and open source software written in Python.

Sweeper removes KDE desktop histories, clipboard contents, thumbnail caches and supported web browsing traces through a simple interface.

Ubuntu Cleaner is an open source system tool for Ubuntu and Debian based distributions. The software makes it easy to configure your system.