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Find Disk Space Usage using DU

The easiest way to check the space used in a directory in linux is this command:

du -h

This will do the current directory and all its sub directories.

if you want to see a specific one type this

du -h ./images

this will show you in human readable format the size of the directory content.

37M ./images

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