I freed 80GB on my Mac with a bash script — no app, no subscription

1. 1Run the command 'df -h' to check available disk space on your Mac
2. 2Use the command 'sudo rm -rf /Volumes/*/.Spotlight-V100' to remove Spotlight indexes
3. 3Delete unnecessary system logs with 'sudo rm -rf /private/var/log/*'
4. 4Empty the trash with 'rm -rf ~/.Trash/*'
5. 5Use 'sudo rm -rf /private/var/tmp/*' to remove temporary files

Developers and system administrators can benefit from this approach to free up disk space and optimize their systems

💡 You can free up significant disk space on your Mac by removing unnecessary system files and logs using bash scripts

💡 Free up 80GB on your Mac without any apps or subscriptions! Use a simple bash script to optimize your system