It provides details on all aspects of system performance including system load, CPU usage, memory use, paging, swapping, disk usage, device load, network activity, etc.

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Checking disk space To get a quick look at disk usage by user, you can run a command like the one below. Notice that it requires sudo and uses the “s” argument to give summaries by user.

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