I'm trying to reduce used space after running disk usage analyser, since I'm using a 40GB SSD. The icons use quite a bit of space! Could I delete those that I don't use, such as humanity? (I use Faenza-Dark)
If it is possible, what would be the best way to this? as when I attempt to remove humanity in the Software Centre it says the software-centre itself must be removed. Similar problems arise with synaptic package manager.
I was wary of just deleting the unused directories in usr/share/icons/.
Thanks for the help!
Best Answer
Well, first switch to an icon theme other than Humanity?
And then maybe remove the package instead of just deleting them:
Oh, I'm sorry I didn't read all you wrote. This does remove at least gnome-themes-ubuntu, humanity-icon-theme, light-themes, software-center, ubuntu-artwork, ubuntu-desktop, and ubuntu-mono.
Chris