[YLUG] File size visualisation
Martin Rowe
dbg400.net at gmail.com
Wed Jun 24 09:49:45 UTC 2009
2009/6/24 Zoe Stephenson <zrs1 at york.ac.uk>
>
> Hi,
> At the social we discussed, among many things, file size visualisation.
> Well, "discussed" might be a little strong. "Mentioned" is perhaps more
> accurate. I mentioned that I'd used gdmap to find some troublingly large
> files, and we also recalled that Konqueror has a way of presenting a
> similar view. I'm wondering if there are other similar utilities, and
> which one is the best to use - thoughts? Experiences?
I tend to use a mix of find, Baobab Disk Usage Analyser (Gnome) &
KDirStat (KDE). I prefer Baobab's treemap to KDirStat's but KDirStat
seems to work better over an NFS share on our i5 server.
Regards, Martin
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