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which shows disk usage graphically for easy browsing | which shows disk usage graphically for easy browsing. | ||
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We can use following commands to check for disk usage:
du -sh
But doing this recursively to figure out usage takes considerable time and effort. If graphical access is available then we can use:
baobab
which shows disk usage graphically for easy browsing.
If graphical access is not available we can also look at ncdu which does same using command line / ncurses
ncdu /
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