por walo | Oct 16, 2014 | bash, conocimiento libre, curiosidades, linux, software libre, tutoriales, ubuntu | 0 Comentarios
Conocer el porcentaje de uso de disco en sistemas GNU/Linux es más fácil aún que en Windows, con sólo abrir un terminal y ejecutar un comando, obtendremos información de la partición, tamaño ocupado y total y porcentaje que esto supone sobre el total.
df -h
Nota: este comando dispone de muchas más opciones que no describo aquí, si estás interesado, consulta la ayuda.
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