How would you check the available disk space on a Linux system?
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You can use the 'df' command, which stands for 'disk free', to see how much disk space is available on a Linux machine. Details regarding the disk space usage of the file system are provided by this command.
A smart response will point out that the space should be displayed in GB or MB rather than blocks by using 'df -h' for a more understandable format. This illustrates their capacity for clear data interpretation and presentation.
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