What was that app called that let you see hard disk usage?

[user1397]

what's that app called? i'm using feisty, so i no longer see it. i think all versions from warty to edgy had this app, located in system > administration, and i believe it was called something like "disks" or something.

I just happen to like it, and i'd like to know what the package name is so i can download it.

thanks for your time.

[Skidpad]

Maybe Applications>Accessories>Disk Usage Analyzer?

Like this...?

[ButteBlues]

what's that app called? i'm using feisty, so i no longer see it. i think all versions from warty to edgy had this app, located in system > administration, and i believe it was called something like "disks" or something.

I just happen to like it, and i'd like to know what the package name is so i can download it.

thanks for your time.
It was moved to Applications > Accessories.

[aysiu]

You can also check out filelight in the Universe repositories. Pretty cool program.

[454redhawk]

sudo apt-get install kdf

KDE version

http://www.penguin.cz/~sidlo/RH80/KDiskFree.png

[user1397]

okay i found a screenshot of what i was talking about here: http://debianadmin.com/copper/displayimage.php?album=41&pos=12

just click on it to make it bigger.

see the program in system > administration called 'Discs' ?

that's the one. (i guess it lasted up to dapper, they removed it in edgy

[shareMenaPeace]

You can also check out filelight in the Universe repositories. Pretty cool program.

Thnx because i really dont like disk analyzer which is buildin, it takes forever to load and the overview is not logic to me. Sofar i used the system monitor to check filesize or "df". filelight looks really nice!


sudo aptitude install filelight

[Skidpad]

You can also check out filelight in the Universe repositories. Pretty cool program.
Downloaded and installed - you are correct - pretty cool program! Thanks.

[Wolki]

see the program in system > administration called 'Discs' ?

that's the one. (i guess it lasted up to dapper, they removed it in edgy

It was removed because it was unmaintained.

Personally, I dodn'T like it that uch to begin with. It had a lot of problems.

[mips]

Another cool one is Baobab (http://www.marzocca.net/linux/baobab.html)

[TheWizzard]

i like xdiskusage
http://xdiskusage.sourceforge.net/

[user1397]

It was removed because it was unmaintained.

Personally, I dodn'T like it that uch to begin with. It had a lot of problems.ah, ok. all i really liked about it was its succinct hard drive statistics. but o well, disk usage analyzer is good too.

[highneko]

I prefer the terminal over gui programs. I could go on for days saying how much I love the terminal. n_n

sudo du -ch --max-depth=0 /*

[shareMenaPeace]

Intresting :)
What does


/*

mean?

[highneko]

It's a glob, or globbing, aka a wildcard.
http://www.faqs.org/docs/abs/HTML/globbingref.html
n_n