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For a Quick Way to See Disk Space in Ubuntu, Try This Extension

I miss the ‘Other Locations’ page in older versions of the Nautilus file manager. It made it easy to see an overview of disk usage across my (many) partitions — so I was pleased to find a GNOME Shell extension that plugs this glanceable stat gap. But first, some background to explain why I was pleased. My ‘testing laptop’ has a 256GB SSD with multiple OSes installed on it. The Linux partitions have around 35-50GB each. The laptop is not a full-time daily-driver, but my Linux partitions do fill up fast as I install and test software for this blog. […]

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