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For people on the commandline, `ncdu`, I highly recommend it.

• feikname 6y ago
  Agreed. I even use it on my Android device with Termux sometimes.
• thegeekpirate 6y ago
  I'd also recommend aliasing `ncdu` to `ncdu -r` (which enables read-only mode), so you can't hit 'd' (delete) by mistake.
• LeoPanthera 6y ago
  "tkdu" for a graphical, treemap version. The nice thing about tkdu is that you can pipe the output of du into it, allowing you to visualise a disk on another machine remotely.
  • justaj 6y ago
    Do you happen to know where I can find current tkdu's source? I couldn't find this package in Ubuntu's repos and all I found were a few forks, one of the more recent hasn't been updated in over 4 years: https://github.com/zeehio/tkdu https://github.com/zeehio/tkdu
    • LeoPanthera 6y ago
      I think that's it, I'm afraid. The one I have on my system has a copyright date of 2004, I don't think it's been updated recently. But it still works just fine, despite being old.