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Type "df" and then enter (Without the quotation marks). You will be given the space used and left on that partition of hard drive where your linux is installed.
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Name: Barry G Date: June 3, 2002 at 16:27:23 Pacific
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Not sure if this works with Slack, but you might want to stick a "-h" after the df to make it human readable (size given in megs and gigs). Note that df -h only works on mounted volumes.
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