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Lexx Xell2021-11-25 15:45:44
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Lexx Xell, 2021-11-25 15:45:44

Where did the disk space go?

The system began to complain about the lack of space in home (I have it on a separate virtual disk). I began to check, and I can not understand how to interpret the found:

Nautilus
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discs
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df -h /home
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fstab
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Where did the place go and how to fix it?

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Alexander Karabanov, 2021-11-25
@LexxXell

Enter sudo ncdu /
If there is no ncdu in the system, then install it with the commandsudo apt update && sudo apt install ncdu

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mureevms, 2021-11-25
@mureevms

I don’t know what exactly Ubuntu uses for this, but Linux Mint comes with baobab out of the box. You can install and run Uduntu like this:

sudo apt install baobab
baobab

This is what it looks like

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But more convenient and practical from the console
du -h /home --max-depth=1

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