It looks like "GNU df" always rounds up the value in the "Use%" column, whereas "uutils df" doesn't. (I don't know why "GNU df" returns 28% for the /dev/sda8 filesystem, though, that seems incorrect)
$ df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
dev 4006864 0 4006864 0% /dev
run 4014820 1340 4013480 1% /run
/dev/sda
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I've been using Miniserve for a quite a bit now, and I'm really enjoying this tool. But I find it misses a feature I'd personally would love to see: video streaming.
If I go the URI of a picture for instance it will be displayed by the browser correctly. But if it's an video audio file (e.g. MP43) it will be downloaded instead of being played.
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It looks like "GNU df" always rounds up the value in the "Use%" column, whereas "uutils df" doesn't. (I don't know why "GNU df" returns
28%for the/dev/sda8filesystem, though, that seems incorrect)