Baobab como alternativa Linux ao TreeSize Free
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Baobab is a solid Linux alternative for most TreeSize Free users. It scans local and mounted filesystems, shows folder sizes in a tree view and a treemap, and lets you drill down for details. It lacks a built‑in command‑line interface and native export formats, so power users who need scripting or CSV output will have to rely on work‑arounds. For everyday desktop users who just want a quick visual overview of disk usage, Baobab works well.
- Licença
- GPL-3.0
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 50.0
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Scans local filesystems and mounted volumes
- Displays folder sizes in a hierarchical view
- Shows free vs. used space
- Allows exclusion of directories from scans
- Provides a clickable list for detailed file information
O que muda
- Baobab lacks a dedicated command‑line mode; TreeSize Free can be invoked from the terminal
- TreeSize Free can export results directly to CSV or text; Baobab only offers copy‑to‑clipboard of the list
- TreeSize Free includes built‑in sorting and filtering options; Baobab relies on manual navigation
- Baobab shows a treemap visualisation, which TreeSize Free does not provide
Abrindo seus arquivos do TreeSize Free
Baobab does not understand TreeSize Free's native export files. If you have a CSV or text report from TreeSize Free you can open it in any spreadsheet or text editor, but Baobab cannot import that data for further analysis. You would need to recreate the scan in Baobab.
Trocando o TreeSize Free pelo Baobab, passo a passo
- Install Baobab from your distro's repository (e.g., sudo apt install baobab).
- Run Baobab and select the filesystem or folder you want to analyse.
- Use the "Exclude" option to skip directories you don't need.
- If you need a scriptable output, run a command‑line tool like du and pipe the result to a file.
- Copy the resulting list from Baobab if you need a quick report.
Principais recursos do Baobab
- Visualização em treemap do uso do disco
- Escaneia sistemas de arquivos locais e remotos
- Mostra espaço livre e espaço usado em uma única visão
- Fornece uma lista detalhada de arquivos ao clicar
- Suporta escaneamento de volumes montados
- Pode excluir diretórios dos escaneamentos
- Exibe tipos e tamanhos de arquivos
Como instalar o Baobab no Linux
sudo apt install baobabsudo apt install baobabsudo dnf install baobabsudo pacman -S baobabsudo zypper install baobabPerguntas frequentes
Can I run Baobab from the terminal for automated scans?
Baobab is primarily a GUI tool; it does not provide a native CLI. Use standard utilities like du or ncdu for scripting.
How do I export Baobab results to a file?
Baobab lets you copy the detailed file list to the clipboard; you can paste it into a text file. For structured exports, use du or other command‑line tools.
Does Baobab support remote network shares?
Yes, you can scan any mounted remote filesystem (NFS, SMB, etc.) as long as it appears in the file manager.
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