Quote Originally Posted by MemMaker
Hi,
1. Question: Can this be?
which linux command do I have to use find out about
the disk space usage?
df -h in a console window.

2. is there a way to completely strip the
kde, xfree86, gnome, etc. GUI-stuff from debian/knoppix?

I am running this on a box which shall in the future run without
a monitor, so i won't use graphic intense applications, besides
of the missing cpu power..

Does anyone have some suggestions?
apt-get --purge remove kdelibs4 kdebase libarts xserver-xfree86 xserver-common xlibs gnome-common


For anything left over dpkg --get-selections > selections.txt then edit the file and remove the lines of any other programs you do not want then dpkg --set-selections < selections.txt to import the package list and dselect update to update the package system then apt-get deselect-upgrade to upgrade to the packages in the list. After you are done you may want to run orphaner if it has not been removed and get rid of any old libraries left laying around and not in use, if it has been removed then apt-get install deborphan