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bigdaddymac

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Sep 20, 2007
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Just installed Leopard via upgrade onto our ibook G4. Leopard is working great so far, but our hard drive only shows 2 GB of space left.

I know Leopard takes up a lot of space, but I feel like something may be wrong, like perhaps we have too many Libraries or something.

The only things ever installed on this iBook are - MS Office and about 28GB of music. There are some saved docs and some photos, but very few, no more than 2 GBs, tops.

The Hard Drive installed is 60 GB. Where have our other 30 GBs gone? OK, maybe 10 GB to Leopard. What about the other 20 GB??

FYI - The Hard Drive has Applications, Library, System, Users on the main page. I looked through Applications (no surprises, just the basics, so doubt that's the memory hog), System has a Library, and Users also has a Library.

Does this all sound right? Am I missing something? There shouldn't be 3 Libraries, right? Help anyone??

Thanks as always.
 
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