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Or, for all systems: du -sk |sort -n Sure, the results are in kilobytes but it's not that hard to read. It's even clearer in a way, it's obvious at a glance a
by joosters 13y ago
Or, for all systems:
du -sk |sort -n
Sure, the results are in kilobytes but it's not that hard to read. It's even clearer in a way, it's obvious at a glance as to which entries are orders of magnitude bigger, since they have more numbers next to them.
- epo 13y agoYes, that is probably better. I needed to use du -k (Centos).