Show a single command (or multiple commands joined with an appropriate operator) that would show the percentage of allocated disk space actually used at present for the home file system only.
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First, we need to find the total allocated disk space for the home file system. We can use the following command to do that: `df -h /home` This will show the disk usage for the /home directory in a human-readable format. Show more…
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