Typically, `du -h . | sort -hr | head -n10` is more than sufficient to identify the large files for me to consider. Yes, it can be redundant, but I can't think

Typically, `du -h . | sort -hr | head -n10` is more than sufficient to identify the large files for me to consider. Yes, it can be redundant, but I can't think of any time it hasn't helped me get the data I need. I'll note that the visualizations are neat. And I certainly want to like them. But I also almost always need to know the name of the files more than anything, as it can help me decide how important a file is. If I'm impatient, I can add a `-d3` to the beginning.