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Filelight como alternativa Linux ao TreeSize Free
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Filelight is a solid visual alternative to TreeSize Free for KDE users who prefer graphical disk analysis over text-based trees. It excels at quickly identifying space hogs through its concentric ring interface and allows direct file deletion. However, it lacks the explicit hierarchical tree view and robust export options that power users often rely on in TreeSize. If your workflow depends on sorting large lists of folders or generating reports, Filelight will feel limiting. For casual users who just need to spot and remove large files on local or remote disks, it is a capable, native Linux replacement.
- Licença
- GPL-2.0+
- Preço
- Grátis
- Versão mais recente
- 26.04.3 (2 de julho de 2026)
- Avaliação
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O que funciona igual
- Scans local, remote, and removable file systems for disk usage.
- Visualizes folder sizes to help identify large data consumers.
- Allows direct deletion of files and folders from the application interface.
- Open-source software available on major Linux distributions.
O que muda
- Uses concentric rings instead of a traditional hierarchical tree view.
- Lacks built-in options to export results to CSV or text files.
- Does not provide a command-line interface for scripting or automation.
- Tightly integrated with KDE file managers like Dolphin, which may be less relevant for GNOME or XFCE users.
Abrindo seus arquivos do TreeSize Free
Filelight does not read or write TreeSize Free project files. There is no documented way to import a TreeSize scan into Filelight or export a Filelight analysis into a format compatible with TreeSize. You must perform a fresh scan in Filelight to view disk usage.
Trocando o TreeSize Free pelo Filelight, passo a passo
- Install Filelight via your distribution's package manager or Flathub.
- Launch Filelight and select the specific disk or mount point to scan.
- Review the concentric ring visualization to identify large folders.
- Right-click on rings to view details or delete unwanted files directly.
- Use the KDE file manager integration for more complex file management tasks if needed.
Principais recursos do Filelight
- Escanear discos locais, remotos e removíveis
- Visualização de anéis concêntricos dos tamanhos das pastas
- Exclusão direta de arquivos/pastas do diagrama
- Integração com Dolphin, Konqueror, Krusader
- Esquemas de cores configuráveis
- Informação detalhada de arquivos/pastas ao passar o mouse
- Suporta múltiplos idiomas
- Código aberto sob GPL-2.0+
Como instalar o Filelight no Linux
flatpak install flathub org.kde.filelightsudo apt install filelightsudo apt install filelightsudo dnf install filelightsudo pacman -S filelightsudo zypper install filelightPerguntas frequentes
Can I see a list of folders sorted by size in Filelight?
No, Filelight relies on the ring visualization. It does not provide a sortable text list or tree view of all folders, which is a key feature of TreeSize Free.
Does Filelight work on non-KDE desktop environments?
Yes, it runs on any X11 or Wayland environment, but its file manager integrations are specific to KDE tools like Dolphin and Krusader. It functions as a standalone app elsewhere.
Is there a command-line tool similar to Filelight for scripting?
Filelight itself has no CLI. For scripting disk usage analysis on Linux, users typically rely on standard tools like 'du' or 'ncdu' instead.
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