What Is Using 1.5gb On Hdd3?

[bluedevils]

yeah I cannot say whether tree explorer is a factor because I mainly use commandline to delete things.

[Jon_J]

I was being careful, because I wanted to see what all the files and directories were used for, before I deleted them. I'm not sure about DOS, if you can delete a directory you are currently residing in. I assume by your question, about being inside a directory while deleting it, this can cause problems or errors in the filesystem. Is this true? I'll make sure I don't do this in the future if it causes problems.

Thank you, (I just learned a little bit more about linux.)
Jon

[bluedevils]

I was just probing for a cause as too what might hold the filesystem from correctly removing references to the files.  I can't say I know why.

Since you are in the learning mood.  I learned that it is better to use commandline over a gui for file management because the gui uses temp files and have a harder time with larger files.  It fills the file system.  Commandline does not do this, so a move is a direct move without using extra filesystem space.  BTW be carefull commandline can be very unforgiving (no "are you sure?" messages)