When you want to keep an eye on how files are stored on your computer, there are some useful tools that students can use:
mount Command: This is a classic tool. Just type mount in the terminal, and it will show you all the filesystems that are currently mounted.
df Command: This command tells you how much disk space you are using. It can quickly show you what’s mounted and how much space you have left.
lsblk: This command is awesome for showing block devices and how they are connected to your files.
These tools help you keep track of what’s happening with your files and where they are stored!
When you want to keep an eye on how files are stored on your computer, there are some useful tools that students can use:
mount Command: This is a classic tool. Just type mount in the terminal, and it will show you all the filesystems that are currently mounted.
df Command: This command tells you how much disk space you are using. It can quickly show you what’s mounted and how much space you have left.
lsblk: This command is awesome for showing block devices and how they are connected to your files.
These tools help you keep track of what’s happening with your files and where they are stored!