Answer by Sridhar Sarnobat for Directory Stats command line interface?
Don't bother trying to do disk space management with ascii art visializations. Du follows Unix's elegant philosophy in all respects and so gives you sorting etc for free.Get comfortable with du and...
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As mentioned here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/45828/print-size-of-directory-content-with-tree-command-in-tree-1-5tree --du -h -L 2is very much in the right spirit of my goal. The only...
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You can use KDirStat (or the new QDirStat) together with the perl script that comes along with either one to collect data on your server, then copy that file to your desktop machine and view it with...
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I'd recommend using ncdu, which stands for NCurses Disk Usage. Basically it's a collapsible version of du, with a basic command line user interface.One thing worth noting is that it runs a bit slower...
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Windirstat/ Kdirstat/ Disk Inventory X has been nothing short of revolutionary in file managment. Why is there no text-only command line equivalent? I'd need it for SSH administration of my file...
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