Yosemite storage requirement

Dear Anyone out there:
I'm trying to download OS Yosemite to my 2011 Macbook Air without success. The App store gives me the error: "You need 4.81 GB of available space to download OS X 10.10. Remove items from your startup disk to increase available space." while my machine says I have "4.87 GB free out of 59.81 GB". I'm always struggling with storage space on this machine, but I thought I finally made enough space by cutting deep into my Applications Folder.
Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Jack

Thanks for the rapid suggestion, Niel. As soon as I posted, I restarted my machine (having purged a lot of material) and I was all good. Downloading now (for the next ... 4ish hours! - Oi).
I wish I could say that I still had those libraries to move, but most of my space is just the OS, and a pretty limited list of applications. I dumped XCode and I'm already itching about that - I hope after the install there will be space to reload it.
Best - Jack

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