Clean, Optimize and Secure Your Linux System

Have you ever wondered why your computer seems slower and more cluttered over time? Well, it's time to tackle that issue head-on!
Junk files can actually slow down your entire system. Think about the leftover dependencies when you uninstall an application. Then there are those temporary data files and cached remnants that serve no purpose anymore, not to mention the more sinister viruses hiding in the depths of your system. So, just like we keep our homes clean and sanitized, it's important to do the same for our computers to ensure a top-notch user experience.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:12 Overview
01:59 Freeing Up Space by Uninstalling Useless Apps on Ubuntu
04:29 The Ultimate Linux Cleanup Tool - BleachBit
07:17 System Cleanup and Optimization with Stacer
10:34 Deleting Dangerous Files from Your Hard Drive with ClamTk
13:34 Outro
All commands:
sudo apt install [application]
sudo apt remove [application]
sudo apt autoremove
sudo apt autoclean
sudo apt clean
sudo snap install [application]
sudo snap remove [application]
about:addons
sudo apt install bleachbit
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:oguzhaninan/stacer
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install stacer

[@MotownBatman]

New Sub! Dryden, Mich. Well Done! Linux N00b Since '96: Still have No Idea what I am doing. Been a Fan of Linux Mint since 3. Debian 12 is Beautiful

[@davidwayne9982]

IF you like Debian (which is SMART) and MINT---- YOU"LL LOVE LMDE6 (mint BASED on debian instead of ubuntu)... it's EASY- beautiful, customizable- FAST and STABLE-- rock solid!!! (and good for a LONG time)... try it- you''ll like it (as mikey in the commercial use to say).. I've tried over a 100 different distros-- love kde(running bismuth for tiling) and some arch-- like Cachy os, or ARTIX (no system d).. and many others-- but have come full circle back to where I started-- on MINT-- but with debian 12 base!!! (LMDE6)..

[@spike7319]

Hi mate, really enjoyed this vid. I am new to Linux, at the moment i got a few distros in a VM on my Win 11 gaming pc. But for the future i plan to separate my gaming from my office/ daily work stuff and want to switch over to linux that part. Especially on my laptop wich i cant upgrade to Win11. But its running fine with Ubuntu so far and play around with it to become confident and learn more about it. That’s why such videos are so important to me. I feel a little naked on Linux without an antivirus solution how i used to install on Windows for ages and I find it hard to trust only the software/ OS and the fact/ argument that Linux is not so widespread and therefore unattractive for hackers. I would appreciate any further tips for newbie’s like me in terms of security and what settings may be to change, tips for additional software (gufw, firetools, clamav, etc) and so on. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪 Like+Abo

[@tomyyoung2624]

yes way ts a billion dollar company

[@carlosagustin7724]

:) Ubuntu is not linux anymore. He lost his soul.