Adam Collins wrote:
This little gem might help you diagnose your space issues from the command
line, as it's saved me many times:
# du -m -x --max-depth=1 / | sort -n
You'll get a listing of top level directories disk usage (in MB) for the /
filesystem only, sorted by size in ascending order. You can then drill
down into other directories to see what's hogging your disk space.
There's also Baobab, a nifty GTK+ Gnome app that's basically a graphical du:
http://www.marzocca.net/linux/baobab.html
Actually, there are bunch of GUI versions of du. I use du for a quick
check when something looks a little out-of-whack, but Baobab has some
nice value-added features and pretty colors that make it pleasant to go
exploring with.
Maybe it helps if you're high. :-)
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