If you use the du
command to list all the file sizes on Linux:
du
# or
du -h # Human readable
Then you would have noticed that they are not ordered by file size.
Instead you can pass that result to the sort
command as follows:
du -h | sort -h
If you use the du
command to list all the file sizes on Linux:
du
# or
du -h # Human readable
Then you would have noticed that they are not ordered by file size.
Instead you can pass that result to the sort
command as follows:
du -h | sort -h
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