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if you don't have "sort -h" (mine doesn't do it), you can also use "du -m", which gives file sizes in megabytes -- pretty reasonable. (then "sort -n")
by brendano 15y ago
if you don't have "sort -h" (mine doesn't do it), you can also use "du -m", which gives file sizes in megabytes -- pretty reasonable. (then "sort -n")