6 Great Apps to Analyze Your Disk Usage in Linux
You may own a one terabyte hard disk, but the screen still shows an “Your disk is full” error message whenever you want to install a new application. Does this sound familiar to you?
When I shop for hard disk, I tend to buy one that comes with a large storage space so that I can have ample space to store all my video and music files and to install (and test out) all sort of applications to my system. However, one thing that I found is that no matter how big my hard disk is, it will get depleted very fast. If you are just like me, then it’s time for you to analyze what you have been storing on your hard disk and get it removed to retrieve the storage space.
Below are some of the ways that you can check out your disk storage space in Linux.
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