Linux Disk Manager: How to Open & Use

1 year ago
Isabella Edwards
1 minute

In a Linux system, the disk manager can be opened in several ways:

  1. To open the Gnome Disk Manager, simply type “gnome-disks” into the terminal. If you are using a different desktop environment, look for the corresponding command.
  2. Look in the application menu: In the desktop environment’s application menu, there is usually an option labeled “Disks” or “磁盘” that you can click to open the disk manager.
  3. Shortcut keys can be used to open Terminal on most Linux systems, by using the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T. In the Terminal, type the command gnome-disks to open the Disk Manager.

Please note that the above method is for Linux systems using the Gnome desktop environment, and other desktop environments may have different disk managers or commands.

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