On Sun, 2026-07-05 at 00:07 -0700, Collin Funk wrote: > I lean towards keeping the current behavior because -T isn't really a > distinct output mode that should override (or be overridden) by -P. > Note > the difference in the headers here: > > $ df -T | head -n 1 > Filesystem Type 1K-blocks Used Available Use% > Mounted on > $ df -P -T | head -n 1 > Filesystem Type 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity > Mounted on > > There are also some differences when using -P, as described in the > manual [1], that one might want combined with the type. Therefore, > disallowing it would probably not be nice.
Hmm still... the current behaviour seems also sub-optimal. -P is literally described as: "use the POSIX output format" but then it doesn't, or at least not always. I guess my main point here is that the option is specifically meant to get the portable format. Anyway,... just my opinion :-D Cheers, Chris.
