The `df --total` command returns incorrect values for total disk space
(total, used, available, etc.). It simply adds all values without
considering whether they are already in use. See the CSV file (output of
`df --total`) and the LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet, where the values are
calculated correctly by excluding duplicates.

Best regard
Thomas Bernard
Berlin (Germany)
Dateisystem	Typ	Größe	Benutzt	Verf.	Verw%	Eingehängt auf
dev	devtmpfs	32G	0	32G	0%	/dev
run	tmpfs	32G	2,4M	32G	1%	/run
efivarfs	efivarfs	128K	47K	77K	38%	/sys/firmware/efi/efivars
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/
tmpfs	tmpfs	32G	0	32G	0%	/dev/shm
none	tmpfs	1,0M	0	1,0M	0%	/run/credentials/systemd-journald.service
none	tmpfs	1,0M	0	1,0M	0%	/run/credentials/systemd-resolved.service
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/srv
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/var/tmp
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/root
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/var/log
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/home
/dev/sda2	btrfs	222G	126G	94G	58%	/var/cache
tmpfs	tmpfs	32G	76K	32G	1%	/tmp
/dev/sda1	vfat	2,0G	440M	1,6G	22%	/boot
/dev/sdb1	ntfs3	932G	583G	349G	63%	/home/tom/Daten
tmpfs	tmpfs	6,3G	72K	6,3G	1%	/run/user/1000
total	-	2,6T	1,5T	1,2T	57%	-

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