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- Summary of disk usage.
- All sizes displayed human readable - e.g. 34.4 MB instead of
36116381 Bytes.
- Exact numbers can be displayed with a right mouse click.
- Subtree sizes displayed in absolute numbers (kB/MB/GB) as well as
in percent of a subtree.
- Graphical display (bar graph) of relative sizes.
- Directory hierarchy displayed as collapsible/expandable tree.
- Files kept apart from directories to avoid cluttering. Special
<Files> entries (that hold the files) within the tree.
- KDirStat uses KFM to obtain directory and file information. Thus,
it should work with anything KFM understands - local files (naturally)
as well as FTP or other networking protocols.
- Clean up menu in the menu bar.
- Clean up context menu.
- Open a file or directory in KFM (the KDE file manager).
- Start a terminal window (kvt) directly in a selected directory. No
more need for lenthy 'cd' commands.
- Make a '.tgz' file out of a subtree with two mouse clicks.
- Perform 'make clean' in a directory.
- Delete 'trash' files (* , *.bak, core, *.o).
- Delete individual files or entire subdirectories (move to the KDE
trash bin).
- Customize all those predefined cleanups as you like.
- Create your own cleanup actions - you can use any Unix command(s)
you like.
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