Linux command
bleachbit 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
bleachbit --gui
Shred
bleachbit -s path/to/file
Example
bleachbit -l
Preview
bleachbit -p [system.cache] [system.tmp]
Perform
bleachbit -c [system.cache] [system.tmp]
Clean all
bleachbit -c --preset
Wipe free disk space
bleachbit --wipe-free-space [path/to/mount_point]
说明
bleachbit frees disk space and maintains privacy by cleaning cache, cookies, temporary files, logs, and other junk. It supports hundreds of applications through its cleaner system, which identifies and removes unnecessary files specific to each program. The tool can also securely shred individual files to prevent recovery. It provides both a graphical interface and command-line mode for scripted or scheduled cleanups.
参数
- --gui
- Start graphical user interface
- -s, --shred _file_
- Securely delete file
- -l, --list-cleaners
- List available cleaner options
- -p, --preview
- Preview files that would be deleted
- -c, --clean
- Perform cleanup operation
- --preset
- Use cleaner options configured in the graphical interface
- -o, --overwrite
- Overwrite files to hide contents
- --wipe-free-space _path_
- Wipe free disk space in the given path's partition
- --sysinfo
- Show system information
- --all-but-warning
- Enable all cleaners except those with warnings
- --except _cleaner.option_
- Exclude specific cleaner options from the operation
- --no-uac
- Don't prompt for UAC elevation (Windows only)
- --exit
- Exit after performing the operation
- --version
- Display version information
FAQ
What is the bleachbit command used for?
bleachbit frees disk space and maintains privacy by cleaning cache, cookies, temporary files, logs, and other junk. It supports hundreds of applications through its cleaner system, which identifies and removes unnecessary files specific to each program. The tool can also securely shred individual files to prevent recovery. It provides both a graphical interface and command-line mode for scripted or scheduled cleanups.
How do I run a basic bleachbit example?
Run `bleachbit --gui` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --gui do in bleachbit?
Start graphical user interface