di

di is an open source command-line software that can show you the usage information of mounted filesystems.

By default, block values are reported in megabytes (1024k bytes), but this can be changed.

What is new in this release:

• This version fixes a bug when either -I or -x were specified on the command line in conjunction with a file specification.
• Support for Irix has been added.

What is new in version 4.34:

• This version changes canonicalization of device names to only be done if the device name has a trailing UUID.
• Some code cleanup was done to fix clang warnings and to enable compilation on Xenix.

What is new in version 4.32:

• This version adds support for the new quota API released in NetBSD 6.0.
• The build has been fixed for AIX 7.

What is new in version 4.31:

• Filesystems that would return a 'Permission Denied' no longer generate an error message and are no longer displayed, even with the -a option.
• Bugfixes include fixing the totals for pooled (zfs) filesystems when the main pool is not mounted and a rare divide by 0 condition.

What is new in version 4.30:

• Added support for long command-line options.

What is new in version 4.29:

• This version adds a -c command line option for outputting data in comma separated value format.
• The titles for 'b' and 'B' have been fixed.
• SCO OpenServer, UnixWare, and ULTRIX are now supported, and various fixes for HP-UX have been implemented

What is new in version 4.28:

• This version adds support for DragonflyBSD.

What is new in version 4.27:

• The snprintf macros have been fixed and di will now work on Mac OS X 10.6.
• Support for native Windows has been improved and the Digital Mars C compiler is now supported.

What is new in version 4.26:

• Fixed a panic on FreeBSD 5.x when trying to get quotas.
• Updated the build system to mkconfig-1.10.