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Baobab, alternative Linux à WinDirStat

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Baobab can replace WinDirStat for most everyday users who need a quick visual overview of disk usage on a Linux system. It shows a treemap, lets you drill into folders, and displays file types and sizes. It is ideal for GNOME users or those who prefer a native GTK application. However, it lacks some of WinDirStat’s advanced features such as deleting or moving files directly from the interface and detailed file‑extension statistics. For power users who rely on those features, a more feature‑rich tool might be preferable.

Couverture fonctionnelle70%
Licence
GPL-3.0
Prix
Gratuit
Dernière version
50.0
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Ce qui fonctionne pareil

  • Both provide a treemap visualisation of disk usage
  • Both allow navigation through a directory tree
  • Both can scan entire partitions or specific folders
  • Both display file types and sizes
  • Both show free and used space

Ce qui change

  • Baobab does not offer direct file deletion or moving from the UI
  • Baobab lacks the detailed file‑extension grouping statistics that WinDirStat provides
  • Baobab does not support exporting data to a file format readable by WinDirStat
  • Baobab’s interface is more GNOME‑centric and may not integrate with non‑GTK desktop environments
  • Baobab’s scanning speed can be slower on very large drives compared to WinDirStat

Ouvrir vos fichiers WinDirStat

Baobab does not read or write WinDirStat’s proprietary data files. Users cannot import WinDirStat reports directly into Baobab. If you need to share data between the two, export the WinDirStat data as a CSV or text file and manually compare it with Baobab’s output.

Passer de WinDirStat à Baobab, étape par étape

  1. Install Baobab via your distribution’s package manager (e.g., apt install baobab).
  2. Open Baobab and select the filesystem or folder you want to analyse.
  3. Use the treemap view to locate large files or directories.
  4. If you need to delete or move files, right‑click the item and use the file manager that opens.
  5. Export Baobab results to a CSV if you need a textual record (File → Export).

Fonctionnalités clés de Baobab

  • Visualisation en treemap de l'utilisation du disque
  • Analyse des systèmes de fichiers locaux et distants
  • Affiche l'espace libre et l'espace utilisé dans une seule vue
  • Fournit une liste détaillée des fichiers au clic
  • Prend en charge l'analyse des volumes montés
  • Permet d'exclure des dossiers des analyses
  • Affiche les types et tailles de fichiers

Installer Baobab sous Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install baobab
Debiansudo apt install baobab
Fedorasudo dnf install baobab
Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S baobab
openSUSEsudo zypper install baobab

Questions fréquentes

Can I delete files directly from Baobab?

No, Baobab does not provide a delete or move function. You must use a file manager to act on the items shown.

Does Baobab support scanning remote filesystems?

Yes, Baobab can scan mounted remote filesystems such as NFS or Samba shares, provided they are mounted on the system.

Will Baobab work on non‑GNOME desktops?

Baobab is a GTK application and runs on any desktop that supports GTK, but its appearance is best on GNOME. It will still function on other environments like KDE or XFCE.

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