Open-source system-cleaning tool BleachBit 5.0 has been released for Windows and Linux users. The tool, which is used to clean up drive space and shred sensitive data, provides a way for users to ...

On Windows, configuration options are stored in the registry, and are arcane enough that most people use a specialized editor, or cleaner, to remove unnecessary information. Recently, in a blog entry, ...

System cleaning utilities have grown more relevant as web browsers stockpile larger volumes of cached data, tracking artifacts, and site storage on local disks. The open-source utility BleachBit moved ...

Open-source cleaning tool BleachBit 2.0 has been released for Windows and Linux, along with BleachBit 2.0 Portable for Windows. The update -- the first in over two years -- introduces support for ...

One of the most essential computer maintenance tasks is pruning outdated and orphaned files from the deep, dark dungeons within the Linux filing system. These disconnected scraps and bits are endemic ...

On June 19, Andrew Ziem had the great pleasure of announcing the release of the BleachBit 1.8 open-source and cross-platform system cleaner application for GNU/Linux and Microsoft Windows operating ...

Linux/Windows: While Windows already has the immensely popular CCleaner, Linux users lack a good program to clean up their drive. Enter BleachBit, which frees disk space, shreds files, and overwrites ...

Parent article: BleachBit: Does GNU/Linux need the equivalent of a Windows registry cleaner? Clearly, a deinstallation operation should never remove actual user-created documents or customizations, ...