I just thought I'd throw out a quick Gentoo / Linux tip ... use pydf to display your disk free space in a much nicer display.
It's already in portage if you just want to emerge it. Here's a snapshot in action! Whee!
pydf — enhanced disk free status
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... and you can run 'pydf' as an unprivileged user with output. Very nice!
> … and you can run ‘pydf’ as an unprivileged user with output. Very nice!
hum, I don't understand, df can too be run as an unprivileged user already...
nice find. Also check out htop ( http://htop.sourceforge.net/ ). It's like this, but for top.
Hmm, just found out it doesn't support -i option
Thanks anyways, its nice in all the other respects!