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List disk space usage on Ubuntu

Simply open a new Terminal window and type in this command

df -Th

Comments (3)

  1. June 8, 2009
    Mohan

    Or you can use the bundled Disk Usage Analyzer.

  2. August 20, 2010
    AAS

    I HAVE DONE IN VWMARE

  3. May 5, 2011
    $Joe

    Good…
    The above gives you the details of your disk space with the file type.
    You can also use {df -h} just to know the basic details of your disk space usage.

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  • Published 09/11/06

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