knowing the disk space
Dear sir,
What is the command i need to use to know the disk space!!!!!!! suppose for example if my disk is full what are the possible files I can delete. is there any commands there !!!!!! if so i would like to know the command. for example if i browse internet, in windows normally we remove all the files in temporary internet files, in suse 8.1 linux from which directory, where i can remove my files. can remove the file messages in the path like /var/local/messages which is having the log information thanks vidyaraj |
df shows a list of all file systems and there used/avail space (df -h shows in "human readable form")
example Code:
df -h Example: Code:
du -hs /usr/src |
Re: knowing the disk space
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/home/fancy/.mozilla/default/mi7n1khj.slt/Cache Removal commands Remove directory, all folders and files and don't ask any questions about it, just do it: rm -rf /path/to/directory rm -R /path/to/directory Remove a file: rm /path/to/file |
or if u use kde there is KDiskFree
and there is a program called Filelight to show u graphically each folder is taking how much disk space |
There is also a programme called xdf that recursively scans the specified directory and presents you with a nice chart of what subdirs use how much space, sorted in order of size. It doesn't have any options what-so-ever to remove files, etc, etc, because that is the domain of a filemanager (or the command line), but it does do a good job at simply showing you your disk usage on a directory-by-directory basis.
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Just type KDF in Konsole.
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