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ncdu does that. from ncdu --help: -o FILE Export scanned directory to FILE -f FILE Import scanned directory from FILE You can start it with any direc...
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#2: Post edited
by
GeraldS
·
2024-07-11T09:21:42Z (4 months ago)
added test results.
- `ncdu` does that.
- from `ncdu --help`:
- ```
- -o FILE Export scanned directory to FILE
- -f FILE Import scanned directory from FILE
- ```
You can start it with any directory you want, skip unwanted mounts, even delete files and folders directly from inside the program.
- `ncdu` does that.
- from `ncdu --help`:
- ```
- -o FILE Export scanned directory to FILE
- -f FILE Import scanned directory from FILE
- ```
- You can start it with any directory you want, skip unwanted mounts, even delete files and folders directly from inside the program.
- ----
- After some tests: consecutive runs of `ncdu -o file` update the file, and pretty fast. A simple script that runs `ncdu -o file $1; ncdu -f file` should be quite usable.
#1: Initial revision
by
GeraldS
·
2024-07-11T06:54:03Z (4 months ago)
`ncdu` does that. from `ncdu --help`: ``` -o FILE Export scanned directory to FILE -f FILE Import scanned directory from FILE ``` You can start it with any directory you want, skip unwanted mounts, even delete files and folders directly from inside the program.