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I am a user of git-annex which makes heavy use of symlinks to store large files. A gdu of my Photos disk looks like this:
gdu
gdu ~ Use arrow keys to navigate, press ? for help --- /media/sda3/Photos --- /.. 487.1 GiB [######### ] /.git 73.2 MiB [ ] /2018 58.6 MiB [ ] /2019 [...]
... while ncdu -L (since 1.14) can provide a more accurate view:
ncdu -L
ncdu 1.17 ~ Use the arrow keys to navigate, press ? for help --- /media/sda3/Photos -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.. 487,1 GiB [######################] /.git 153,3 GiB [###### ] /2018 118,3 GiB [##### ] /2019
Of course, it double-counts the files then:
--- /media/sda3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0,9 TiB [######################] /Photos
... instead of the more logical:
--- /media/sda3 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 489,3 GiB [######################] /Photos
... but I'm fine with that, as that's to be expected. The patch for ncdu might be an inspiration for you, simple and easy...
let me know if you want one for gdu, i might be able to figure something out, even though i never peeked at the code so far.
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I am a user of git-annex which makes heavy use of symlinks to store large files. A
gdu
of my Photos disk looks like this:... while
ncdu -L
(since 1.14) can provide a more accurate view:Of course, it double-counts the files then:
... instead of the more logical:
... but I'm fine with that, as that's to be expected. The patch for ncdu might be an inspiration for you, simple and easy...
let me know if you want one for gdu, i might be able to figure something out, even though i never peeked at the code so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: