Some common Linux terminal commands, that I use often.
To check the free disk space, use the df command.
With no flag it produces output for all disks, reporting in (e.g 1k) block sizes.
The -h flag gives human readable output:

Passing a directory argument reports the free disk space for the drive the directory is on.
To get disk usage, the du command is used. This also accepts the -h flag for
human readable output and also a summary option with -s.
Used with a directory argument gives the disk space used just for that
directory and all it’s subdirectories. eg: du -hs ./ reports disk usage for the current directory.
To get a quick over view of running processes use top:
