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Old 05-24-2018, 06:41 PM   #16
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Check out the link I posted to screenshots I took. I may have completely misunderstood.
Yes, you did. The image in the link you posted above (post 3) shows 7.9GB for your swap partition which is unrelated. You don't have a /home partition as everything is on the / partition so apparently it was whatever Steam does on the download.
 
Old 05-25-2018, 02:03 PM   #17
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Post Finding disk space

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Originally Posted by Devynko View Post
I guess I could but I cant even create a new folder in my file system. Am I missing something?
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Code:
$ df -h
Look for the entry with a lot of disk space. Make note of the mount point (last column).

Then, look at that mount point
Code:
$ ls mount_point
There should be nothing there. Make a directory inside the mount point
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$ sudo mkdir /path/to/mount_point/new_directory
Set the permissions on the new directory
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sudo chown -R user_name:  /path/to/mount_point/new_directory
and put everything big in /home in the new directory.
 
  


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