Which command displays a visual representation of disk usage in Linux?
- ncdu
- dd
- du
- df
The correct command to display a visual representation of disk usage in Linux is ncdu. It stands for "NCurses Disk Usage" and provides a detailed and interactive view of disk usage, allowing users to navigate through directories and identify space-consuming files or folders. Unlike the other options, ncdu is specifically designed for this purpose.
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