[danbo]

Is there anyway to check how much disk space i've used and how much is left on my hard drive (i'm using KDE 3.0)?

[Dolda2000]

Run the `df' command from a shell prompt - that will print the disk usage on all mounted filesystems.

[andutt]

df -h

Shows a little more sane result

[anand]

Hi,
Since you said you were using KDE
open
kmenu > control center > Information > Storage Devices

You will see nice information.
p.s.
command to try
du --max-depth=0 -h
Try this in your home directory or anywhere
Bye

[zba78]

If you are using KDE you can also type

kdf

in a command shell to bring up a nice graqhical view of disk space usage

[danbo]

Originally Posted by zba78

If you are using KDE you can also type

kdf

in a command shell to bring up a nice graqhical view of disk space usage

oh thats kool, thx...... i wont use the system info on kde because i wanted a terminal command for this

[Gnux]

U could also use

fdisk -l

[Dolda2000]

However, `fdisk -l' doesn't display how much space is left or anything. It just lists the partitions and how large they are. You also have to run it as root.