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Hi there,
I have many folders in System/Library that take much space on my disk and I don't know if actually they're useful or I can just delete them. The folders are
Privateframeworks, almost 3 GB of space
Frameworks, almost 2 GB
Speech, 1.6 GB
Templates, 1.09 GB
Extensions, 1 GB
CoreServices, 900 MB
LinguisticData, 900 MB
Is there a way to clean up useless files?
Thank you,
Raffaele
MacBook Pro 15", macOS 10.15
No, and applications shouldn't be putting files there anyway. Items that can be deleted will be in /Applications, /Library, and /Users.
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No, and applications shouldn't be putting files there anyway. Items that can be deleted will be in /Applications, /Library, and /Users.
(176306)
Those items are essential to the system and protected from being deleted or modified.
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Thanks for your answer. I wonder anyway if it might be that there are some sub folders that are possible to delete because related to past apps. It looks weird to me that these folders are so big
Ok, thank you very much
Library folder
