Disk Space SOS: How Linux Commands Come to the Rescue

Is your computer running low on disk space? Wondering how to quickly check your disk usage using Linux commands? Look no further! In this video, we'll show you how to use the command line to figure out your disk space usage and keep your system running smoothly.

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[DV-mlfm]

I like lsblk the most. And when you use switches with the command you can get extra info like the UUID, check if disk supports trim, check if disk is mechanical or ssd, and etc.

[DV-mlfm]

The ls command also has a -h for human readable sizes.
I have it as an alias named lh. Great video.

[jGRite]

Sounds like the volume levels are different between your transition changes.

[Nyo]

i realy want to set my lab up and get started