In Linux, issue command to find out how much disk space is being used by the user home directory?
Answer
du -sh ~
^^ the -s is for summary and just gives total disk usage of home dir and all its subdirs, without listing each sub dir one by one
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In Linux, issue command to find out how much disk space is being used by the user home directory?
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In Linux, issue command to find out how much disk space is being used by the user home directory?
Answer
du -sh ~
^^ the -s is for summary and just gives total disk usage of home dir and all its subdirs, without listing each sub dir one by one
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4. Basic Commands y on different computers. Run man dircmp (that is, dircmp (1)). (This is a System 5 command and is not present on LINUX. You can, however, compare directories with the Midnight Commander, mc ). <span>du <directory> Stands for disk usage and prints out the amount of space occupied by a directory. It recurses into any subdirectories and can print only a summary with du -s <direc
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