Linux command
dust 命令
文本
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常用示例
Show disk usage
dust
Show disk usage
dust -d [2]
Show disk usage
dust [/path/to/directory]
Show sizes in SI units
dust -H
Show only files
dust -F
Show apparent size
dust -s
Reverse sort order
dust -r
Show disk usage
dust -p
说明
dust (du + rust) is a modern, intuitive disk usage analyzer that shows the size of directories and files in a tree structure. It provides a visual representation with percentage bars, making it easy to identify large files and directories. Unlike traditional du, dust displays results in a tree format with visual size indicators, automatically limiting depth for readable output. It defaults to showing the largest items first and includes a percentage column showing relative sizes. The tool is written in Rust for performance and handles large directory trees efficiently with parallel processing.
参数
- -d _n_, --depth _n_
- Maximum depth to display.
- -n _num_
- Number of items to show.
- -r, --reverse
- Reverse sort order.
- -s, --apparent-size
- Show apparent size instead of disk usage.
- -f
- Show file count instead of size.
- -H, --si
- Print sizes in SI units (powers of 1000 instead of 1024).
- -p, --no-percent-bars
- Hide percentage bars.
- -c, --no-colors
- Disable colored output.
- -b, --no-bars
- Hide bars entirely.
- -D, --only-dir
- Only show directories, not files.
- -F, --only-file
- Only show files, not directories.
- -e _regex_, --filter _regex_
- Filter by regular expression.
- -v _regex_, --invert-filter _regex_
- Exclude items matching regex.
- -X, --ignore-directory _name_
- Ignore specified directory.
- -x, --one-filesystem
- Stay on one filesystem.
- -j, --threads _n_
- Number of threads to use.
- -z _size_, --min-size _size_
- Minimum size to display (e.g., 1M).
FAQ
What is the dust command used for?
dust (du + rust) is a modern, intuitive disk usage analyzer that shows the size of directories and files in a tree structure. It provides a visual representation with percentage bars, making it easy to identify large files and directories. Unlike traditional du, dust displays results in a tree format with visual size indicators, automatically limiting depth for readable output. It defaults to showing the largest items first and includes a percentage column showing relative sizes. The tool is written in Rust for performance and handles large directory trees efficiently with parallel processing.
How do I run a basic dust example?
Run `dust` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -d _n_, --depth _n_ do in dust?
Maximum depth to display.