HeyHo, the disc is full, the disc is full…, but i found a great help:
“KDirStat – Directory statistics.
Shows where all your disk space has gone
and helps you clean it up.”
Installation in Debian and Ubuntu:
$ apt-get install k4dirstat
I think the screenshot says it all:
Every cube in the tree-map illustration represents a file or a directory. By their size its instantly visible where all the space is used up. You can click the big blocks to get a direct link to the file in the tree.
wow, the X0 OLPC looks really nice: a ruggedized mini-notebook.
the sugar desktop looks also very interesting, but at first glance it is too different from typical western computers interfaces to be intuitive for a european.
the home desktop screen is very inspiring, but we wonder: why is it all gray?
does that safe energy? 
it does not offer many programs and those which are installed take long to start.
they are mostly educational software and no games, except a memory.
we have a lot of ideas for this machine.. our tabstarter is already running on a Debian System.
there is a debian project that works on OLPC support and they released an installer.
its relativly easy to get X up and running, but it is slooow.
our tabstarter interface in Python GTK is working and we are testing out some programs now..
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