You can always us the find command.  But for tracking down space hogs, I 
really like the command line program ncdu.
apt install ncdu
then you can do:
ncdu /
It will run a scan of your whole file system and then show you a run 
down of how much space each directory uses.  you can then navigate in 
it's interface within the directories and it will show you the run down 
of what's inside them.
You can sort the output in a number of different ways and have it show 
various different counts.

You can also interactively delete stuff directly from inside the program.

Brian Cluff
On 3/1/20 1:52 PM, Michael wrote:
> Yesterday I copied a directory with directories with directories......
> I thought I deleted it but now my computer is complaining about only
> having 1.9GB of space. How can I find it? I checked the disk usage
> analyzer and it says that my file system usage is about 91% and total
> file system capacity is 100%.
>
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