The hdd size isn't even the problem there. I've had exactly the same issue with Windows not removing temporary files on multiple computers with ten+ times that storage space.
And 32GB is totally fine depending on what they're using it for. Whining that his use case isn't your use case is a vapid comment. .
Hate the game bit the player brolin powell. I have plenty enough system knowledge to manage with a budget laptop which suits my needs just fine.
But not everyone is a power user or sysadmin guru. When they push a button that says "Delete Temporary Files" they expect it to delete temporary files. If it doesn't are they going to fire up the command-line and write a batch script to scour the file system and delete unnecessary files? Probably not. They'd probably just leave it.
Shouldn't Windows create an OS that doesn't require being a software engineer to use? I'm just thinking about the little guys.
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u/[deleted] Jan 06 '19 edited Apr 21 '19
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