Common "active" partitions free space?

[user unknown]

To rebuild a kernel, you need at least the .config -file.
The source-tar.bz2 can be downloaded again from kernel.org - but I woulnd't drop it, when on 50%.
Do you have some logrotate running? Or do your /var/log/* -files grow and grow?

[Cuddles]

Eco2Geek
From what I can tell, it sounds about right, here is what I have:
4.58 GB partition - 1.917 GB free - 238.5 MB in inodes
32.63 GB partition - 16.56 GB free - 1.658 GB in inodes
70.79 GB partition - 51.7 GB free - 3.59 GB in inodes

Yours is like "double" of my 4.58 GB partition, and similar, in double the inodes -=- I think it makes sense...

User Unknown
I am not sure if I have anything running, I do know I have cron running, ( I did a backup, scheduled, last night, and it ran - considering it was scheduled through cron, I would guess it must be running... ), as for any "maintenance" or "clean-up" programs running, I don't think so - I am still recovering from the new install... and I know I used to get mail from cron on a daily basis on smail clean-up, but, as of yet, haven't gotten any smail in either root or my user accounts, ever since "upgrading" to v3.4, from v3.3

I looked at the /var/log location, I only have 13 MB used, of these, only cups location is "sizable", at 1.3 MB, all others are in the 4.0 KB range.

Ms. Cuddles