It might shed some light to this whole mess if I tell you that I always use the “root” account to login. Now when the “low disk space” warning happens and I run the “File Manager” button, I was led to the /root folder. Then I looked into its properties and gave me this result:
linux-f5u1:~ # df /root
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda6 7305416 7121112 0 100% /
Could that be causing the “low disk space” warning? I’ve got 0 disk space on my root folder. But why it states “home” in the warning?
The reason that I’m always logging in as “root” is that there’s an error whenever I run my Netbeans project w/ Glassfish if I’m not logged in as “root”. The error is about the failure to right into one of the files inside GlassFish folder. So it begs this question: how do I make a non-root user to have the privilege that of a “root” user? Thanks.
By the way, I’m using KDE 3.5 and it the warning pops up every now and then.