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PPSSPP Log can take 1 GB of disk space if you let it, how do I disable this?
#1
You know the problem. I can delete it alright, but it keeps appearing and every time it has a bigger size. I've lurked through all the options in PPSSPP but nothing mentioning logs or anything that could have freed me from this curse. I have a specific 24 GB partition for Windows whereas I've left a few GBs only for cache and my programs, so those 1-2 GB from the log makes a HUGE difference in daily use.

If there's no way to disable it, please tell me so I can make a request in the features thread.
#2
Delete the logs folder inside the user folder altogether. Then, if/when you want logs back, just recreate the folder. Or run ppsspp with --log=mylogfile.txt, or whatever you want it to be named.
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#3
Thanks, I've tested it here just for safety and it works great. Just hope the user folder will not be useful for anything else.
#4
No problem. As far as I know, it's currently only used to house the logs folder.
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#5
It's not useful for anything else. I personally use --log= instead because it maintains more control.

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#6
The problem is now resolved.

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