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SSH into any Linux machine and run these commands. Check which mount point is using the most space on your system. Then use ncdu for an interactive view: apt install ncdu && ncdu /
Many beginners confuse disk space (blocks) with inodes. You can run out of inodes even when you have disk space — this happens when you have millions of tiny files. Always check both with df -h AND df -i.
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