Kleen is a tool to keep your Linux box clean, check packages usage statistics, find and remove unused programs. It works with kde4.x and currently supports Debian, Ubuntu (any apt-based system) and Slackware.

Take a look at screenshots page.

Kleen is currently under heavy development, we’ll appreciate if you can test it and send us your opinions.

You can get it executing in a console: svn checkout http://kleen.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ kleen cd Kleen ./compila.sh a — on Debian and Ubuntu ./compila.sh s — on Slackware

Kleen needs kde 4 desktop libraries installed, and source compiling needs all kde 4 compiling libraries and tools. In Debian and Ubuntu (with backports enabled) before compile you must run

sudo apt-get install kdelibs5-dev cmake libept-dev libept0

To eventually re-run or recompile program without compila.sh script, simply go into unusedpkg/Kleen directory and execute Kleen’s binary (./build/Kleen) or make commands (cmake .. && make && make install).