This is a discussion on Is there a better "du" space listing with directory tree indenting ? - Setup ; Ok, normally I use a command like du -h --max-depth=1 --block-size=1 * to list which directories occupy how much space. However the resulting list could be more human readable if the directory entries are indented according to their level. I ...
Ok, normally I use a command like
du -h --max-depth=1 --block-size=1 *
to list which directories occupy how much space.
However the resulting list could be more human readable if the directory entries
are indented according to their level. I would appreciate a listing form like
300000 \root
10000 \etc
200000 \usr
80000 \home
20000 \name1
50000 \name2
10000 \name3
10000 \var
Of cause the listing above is not complete for a Linux system but it should only show
what I mean with "indenting".
Does should a "du" command line command beautifier exist ?
Pay attention to the fact that the size values are right justified in the column!
Matthew