How to free up "purgeable space" for OS upgrade
Hi running a MacBook on Monterey 12.7.2 with small HDD only 121gb it's telling me "Available: 41.47 GB (25.57 GB purgeable)". The upgrade to 12.7.6 is blocked saying "Updating requires 16.22 GB of disk space"
How do I get to the 41GB it's saying is available, to allow the upgrade.
I see other posts saying not to worry about the "purgeable" the OS will free it up automatically but it's not doing that if I really have 41GB available. I've done sudo purge, cleaned up some apps, caches, safari cache and other basic stuff I can control but that stuff was relatively small.
Also I have 19GB in the Library directory under my user, 5GB in the Library at system level. Is there something I can turn off or purge here. Caches is only 370MB. What's taking up the 19GB and can I optimize that - I don't care too much about having anything on this laptop or some sort of cloud data sync down to this device if that is happening, as it's not my main device it can just be a brick to surf web or zoom people on the go.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 12.7