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BleachBit 0 9 Is Released How to Install it in Ubuntu Linux Few hours after my little CCleaner (system cleaner for MS Windows) bragging ;-), I checked for updates about BleachBit and realized they in fact has released it to a new version which makes it now the 0.9!. If youre a bit new, then Bleachbit is another excellent cross-platform (yep, you can use it in both GNU/Linux and MS Windows) free utility, that lets us remove unnecessary files (such as cache and other temporary settings) of a lot of individual applications from a singe "command center" window :). It cleans the web browser cache, cookies, history (Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Chromium and a whole lot others!), GIMP, OpenOffice (although LibreOffice aint supported yet), MS Office, Gnome 2 and the Gnome 3/Shell desktops search and history, Skype, TeamViewer, Yum (Fedoras default software manager), Wordpad, Winrar, Winzip + a huge list of other apps as usual. "one place to rule them all!" ;-)... Just like ...

BleachBit BleachBit is a free disk cleaning application for linux user. It really helps to those who are new to linux and donno how to remove files from the system. BleachBit helps in removing free cache, delete cookies, clear internet history, shred temporary files, delete logs, and discard junk.  Warning: Before cleaning unwanted files, make sure to have a preview of selected data before cleaning. Where to download and how to install? 1. Goto http://bleachbit.sourceforge.net. 2. Click on Download menu. 3. Scroll down and click on Download now. 4. Scroll down and click on Installation Package as Linux. 5. Click on Debian 7 (Wheezy), for Kali Linux user, to dowload the file. 6. Once the file is downloaded, open terminal and goto the download folder. 7. Type dpkg -i <filename>.deb to install BleachBit on the terminal window. 8. To run BleachBit, type bleachbit .