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Hard drive usage pie chart

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Coastie:

--- Quote from: 'PCNetSpec' pid='12300' dateline='1394457658' ---IIRC, it's the Nautilus file manager's right-click "Properties" (Basic tab) dialog for a "Drive"

If I'm wrong .. well let's just say it's been a while since I used Nautilus ;)

But this seems to bear me out:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/348057/properties-window-basic-tab-pie-chart

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https://www.linuxdistrocommunity.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=1996

Looks like my question was answered in another forum. I will just use Filelight. I am not messing with changing file managers in Linux Lite just for that.

Coastie:
Thanks.

busprof:
There's Baobab (Gnome Disk Usage Anaylzer).  It's available through Synaptic.  I looked at the dependencies (per Debian) and even though it is a Gnome app it didn't appear to require half of the Gnome Shell, so it might be worth a look. 

There's also cdu (color du) which is a Perl script that runs the bash "du" command then "colorizes" the output and creates some nice bar graphs (but not pie charts) of the usage output.

Coastie:


What program will show hard drive usage like this?

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