Check Disk Space Usage on Ubuntu
Computer disks have a finite capacity, and when they fill up it can lead to serious problems, including lost data and email. Actually it’s slightly more complicated than that; disks are divided into partitions, and the problems ensue when an important partition such as one containing user files fills up.
Here is the different types you can check your disk space in your ubuntu system.
Using Disk Usage Analyser
The utility will give you both a text version of the space and a graphical representation of the data that is on your hard drive.
If you want to open this go to Applications—>Accessories—>Disk Usage Analyser:
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