I need to find out because I need to see my hard drive space on my laptop.
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For a more "Disk management" -style display, do
$ upd sudo apt install gparted
to install the gnu partition editor from a terminal.
then run it, also from the terminal by
$ sudo gparted
... or; hit Win/Super key and type gparted (possibly drag the icon to the dash) and click on the icon (it will ask for root access, type your password).
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Not Ubuntu version specifically, but Filelight (https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/filelight) shows disk usage in a pretty neat format, see in link: https://apps.kde.org/filelight/
Edit after @FedKad, Gnome version is https://packages.ubuntu.com/noble/baobab
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