Hi,
I'm just don't understand the logic from nautilus, see by yourself and if you understand, explain me!
http://imgur.com/Nddia
Thanks for reading,
doktor5000 wrote:..........
BTW, that is not nautilus, but Dolphin, see the icon in the upper left corner.
doktor5000 wrote:What's the problem with the information on that screenshot?
You selected eight folder and two files. Those occupy ~84,5 GiB on the drive,
and contain 62417 folders and 6857 files altogether. The partition where all that resides on has
3,8 GiB free space, and the size of that partition is 102.8GiB and is 97% full.
isadora wrote:doktor5000 wrote:..........
BTW, that is not nautilus, but Dolphin, see the icon in the upper left corner.
.....and also the text "Dolphin" in the right in the tab.
MisteRibi wrote:The problem is that 102.8 - ~84.5 isn't equal 3.8
That's the problem!
doktor5000 wrote:Maybe you haven't selected all files on that partition, you could miss those in the hidden trashbin, or generally hidden files,
as those are not shown per default ...
doktor5000 wrote:What do you want to achieve with that in the end?
du -hs /path/you/want/to/check
df -h /path/you/want/to/check
doktor5000 wrote:Then check in a terminal via
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du -hs /path/you/want/to/check
93G /home
doktor5000 wrote:Then check in a terminal via
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df -h /path/you/want/to/check
Sys. fich. Taille Util. Dispo Uti% Monté sur
/dev/sda2 103G 95G 3,2G 97% /home
doktor5000 wrote:The problem could also be that you have many small files, which occupy inodes, and that way they use more space physically on the partition. I.e. they consume more space than their actual file size. df -i will tell you how many inodes are used.
# df -i /home
Sys. fich. Inodes IUtil. ILibre IUti% Monté sur
/dev/sda2 6,5M 71K 6,4M 2% /home
doktor5000 wrote:FWIW, the local trashbin resides in ~/.local/share/Trash/files/ and those for external partitions are located at the root of those partitions in a folder called .Trash500.
doktor5000 wrote:So 95GB out of 102GB are used. And only 2% inodes are used, so that shouldn't be a problem.
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