Hello guys, thanks for the help and your time before starting. My problem is this one: I have Debian 12 installed onto my computer with 4 partitions: Total disk is 466,6 GiB (~=500 GB) • "/" Size: 22,7 GiB (42% used) • "/tmp" Size: 1,8 GiB (6% used) • "/var" Size: 9,1 GiB (84% used) • "/home" Size: 433 GiB (12% used) "/var" is almot full, with a 84% used, and I want to try to decrease that percentage. I've removed logs and all I could remove, but that percentage is still pretty high. Searching around, I found that apps installed through Flatpack are stored in "/var/lib". This may be my problem? Is there any way to store Flatpack apps on "/home" # Solution ------- Thanks to [@furrowsofar@beehaw.org](https://beehaw.org/u/furrowsofar) and [@heartlessevil@lemmy.one](https://lemmy.one/u/heartlessevil) To solve this I moved "/var/lib/flatpack" to "/home/user/..." Then I softlinked the folder to its previous place with the next command: ln -s [source || /home/user/.../flatpak] [Destination || /var/lib/] I reduced the storage percentage to a 18,5% :D Edit: corrections