I'm having issues with my Disk Usage Analyser. Even though I keep getting a notification that my boot disk is full, it actually isn't. When I try to open the Disk Usage Analyser, it launches but then immediately closes. According to GParted, my entire disk is full, not just the boot partition. I'm confused about what I should delete to free up space. Should I remove applications? Any advice would be appreciated!
2 Answers
Just to add onto that, it's also worth looking into your inode usage with `df -i`. Even if you’ve got disk space, running out of inodes can also cause issues like this. If you find your inodes are maxed out, you might have to start deleting some small files or folders.
It looks like the problem may lie in the way your disk is being reported. You can run the command `df -h` in your terminal to check your disk usage more clearly. It shows how much space is being used on each partition, which might help clarify what's going on with the Disk Usage Analyser crashing. If it’s still not working, you might want to check if any updates are available for that software that could fix the issue.
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