Am currently uploading new versions of GreenBANG and SwayBANG that include latest kernel and update packages. Still not over happy with Waybar in SwayBANG, just does not fit the minimal modern look I was looking for. Testing a very minimal configuration on my own system that I quite like but will need some changes before adding too SwayBANG.
Thought I would share this as I have recently cleared out quite a few gigs of clutter from my own system. Have kept it too users home directory as I do not want to suggest removing stuff from filesystems as it many cause issues down the line.
Your /home/[username] directory can collect a surprising amount of clutter over time. Hidden caches, temp files, and package build leftovers often sit there long after they are useful.
A good example is yay. It keeps package builds in:
~/.cache/yay
and also pulls in the Go programming language when installed. Go adds its own folders and configs which you may never need unless you actually develop with Go. Would say that if you do not intend to use Go for anything else, then remove package via pacman.
Screenshot from my own system before clean up!
Check use this in a terminal:
du -sh ~/.cache/yay
Clean it safely:
yay -Sc
Other folders to keep an eye on:
~/.cache – general app caches (safe to clear, will be recreated if needed)
~/.local/share – themes, icons, and app data (check before deleting)
Keeping your home directory tidy reduces wasted space, makes backups smaller, and keeps your system lean.
Stay Safe 😉