Linux command
pdu 命令
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常用示例
Show disk usage of the current directory
pdu
Show disk usage of a specific directory
pdu [path/to/directory]
Compare multiple directories
pdu [dir1] [dir2]
Show apparent sizes instead of block sizes
pdu --quantity=apparent-size [path/to/directory]
Show all entries regardless of size
pdu --min-ratio=0 [path/to/directory]
Output as JSON
pdu --json-output [path/to/directory]
Visualize a previously saved JSON file
pdu --json-input < [disk-usage.json]
Show disk usage using binary units (1K = 1024 B)
pdu --bytes-format=binary [path/to/directory]
Deduplicate hardlinks when calculating sizes
pdu --deduplicate-hardlinks [path/to/directory]
说明
pdu (Parallel Disk Usage) is a highly parallelized, fast directory tree analyzer that renders graphical bar charts of disk usage in the terminal. It serves as an alternative to dust and dutree, with support for JSON output and comparison of multiple directories. By default, pdu measures block size, sorts entries by size (largest first), limits display to 10 levels deep, hides entries smaller than 1% of the total, and displays sizes in metric units (1K = 1000 B).
FAQ
What is the pdu command used for?
pdu (Parallel Disk Usage) is a highly parallelized, fast directory tree analyzer that renders graphical bar charts of disk usage in the terminal. It serves as an alternative to dust and dutree, with support for JSON output and comparison of multiple directories. By default, pdu measures block size, sorts entries by size (largest first), limits display to 10 levels deep, hides entries smaller than 1% of the total, and displays sizes in metric units (1K = 1000 B).
How do I run a basic pdu example?
Run `pdu` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more pdu examples?
This page includes 9 examples for pdu, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.