>>1492514this is a bit weird. I haven't used linux in ages, but as far as I remember files in /var/temp are meant to persist between reboots and removing them is not exactly "advised"
/temp/ is where temporary files go and get removed once the program needing them is closed or the computer is restarted.
/var/temp is where persistent and important temporary files are stored.
what do you use the OS for? what software do you have running?
check what type of files the are exactly. what processes created them? who owns them? is your /var/temp noexec so files can't be run from there?
i don't fucking know just sudo rm -rf /var/temp that shit and see what happens and if it happens again
and more importantly, since you're a linux tranny hurrdurr muh free and open source superior operating system hurr durr no spyware hurdur muh private data muh leenux, why aren't you searching for the solution of your problem online and debugging like a normal person? why are youjust asking here waiting to be spoonfed instead?
go to chatgpt and start asking questions until you get a better idea of what is going on, dumb faggot.
you installed it, now figure it out.
