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1) 'df -m'
This command will show space
usage per filesystem
2) 'du -sh /directory'
This command will show
space usage for 'directory',
in summary form. To
get a breakdown of space usage
for the files
and directories within that directory, remove the
's' from the
command.
3) I am not sure about what you are looking for
exactly in the way
of processes running on the
system, but there are two commands
you can use:
a) 'top'
This will show you which processes are running on the system
and what is using up the most resources.
b) 'ps
-elf'
This will show all processes running on the system, in long
format, and lists among other things, PID, PPID, terminal, user,
status, etc.
Jason
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