Directory Size Profiler
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Details for Directory Size Profiler
Package name
- directory-size-profiler
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 13 November 2026 - latest/stable
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Directory Size Profiler - Hierarchical Folder Disk Usage Report
Directory Size Profiler is a graphical disk-usage reporter that works like the du command. A lightweight Linux alternative to the Sysinternals DU utility for finding what fills a folder.
Features:
- Scans any folder (default: your home) with real filesystem calls, counting disk blocks actually used, apparent size, file counts and hard links once.
- Expandable directory tree with sizes and percent-of-parent shading.
- Largest files list and per-extension usage report.
- Open a folder in your file manager, delete a selected folder (with confirmation) and export CSV.
- Optional stay-on-one-filesystem mode. Folders the sandbox or permissions cannot read are counted as unreadable.
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation or Sysinternals.
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