Disk usage report
A weekly look at disk space: how full each file system is, and what is
using the space in one directory. Every block only reads. Set DIR to
the directory to look into; it defaults to this repository's examples
directory so the report is quick to run.
File systems
The file systems that hold DIR, your home directory and the temporary
directory, fullest first. df -P prints the same columns on Linux and
macOS.
| mount | size | used | free | use% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| / | 252.0 GiB | 9.1 GiB | 29.3 GiB | 24% |
0 file systems at or over 90%
No file system is over 90% full.
What uses the space
The largest entries directly under the directory looked at, in KiB.
examples
| entry | KiB |
|---|---|
| 356 | |
| terminal.md.assets | 36 |
| runbooks | 36 |
| hello.md.assets | 16 |
| fifo | 16 |
| terminal | 12 |
| report.md.assets | 8 |
| include | 8 |
Total: 0.5 MiB.
0.5 MiB
Big files
Files over 64 KiB anywhere under the directory, largest first.
76 KiB pdf/terminal.pdf
76 KiB pdf/hello.pdf
72 KiB pdf/test-coverage.pdf
68 KiB pdf/report.pdf
4 files over 64 KiB
Temporary files
Space taken by the system temporary directory, which is often the first thing to clean.
53.3 MiB in temporary files