Nigel Henry wrote:
Thanks Bruno. I'll have another go in man bash, and see if I can learn a bit
more.
It's odd to me that none suggested sorting to find the largest etc.
When I'm pruning, I usually use this...
$ du -s /path/to/directories/* | sort -gr | head
This gives me the largest several entries.
Often, this is a repeated procedure, and the output
all gets catenated (IOW, I use ">>") and edited
into place, so I know where stuff is.
Mike
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