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Dust(1)			    General Commands Manual		       Dust(1)

NAME
       Dust - Like du but more intuitive

SYNOPSIS
       dust   [-d|--depth]  [-T|--threads]  [--config]	[-n|--number-of-lines]
       [-p|--full-paths]   [-X|--ignore-directory]   [-I|--ignore-all-in-file]
       [-L|--dereference-links]	 [-x|--limit-filesystem]  [-s|--apparent-size]
       [-r|--reverse]	[-c|--no-colors]   [-C|--force-colors]	 [-b|--no-per-
       cent-bars]  [-B|--bars-on-right]	 [-z|--min-size]  [-R|--screen-reader]
       [--skip-total] [-f|--filecount] [-i|--ignore_hidden]  [-v|--invert-fil-
       ter]	 [-e|--filter]	   [-t|--file_types]	 [-w|--terminal_width]
       [-P|--no-progress]  [--print-errors]  [-D|--only-dir]  [-F|--only-file]
       [-o|--output-format]  [-S|--stack-size] [-j|--output-json] [-M|--mtime]
       [-A|--atime] [-y|--ctime] [--files0-from] [--collapse]  [-m|--filetime]
       [-h|--help] [-V|--version] [PATH]

DESCRIPTION
       Like du but more	intuitive

OPTIONS
       -d, --depth=DEPTH
	      Depth to show

       -T, --threads
	      Number of	threads	to use

       --config=FILE
	      Specify a	config file to use

       -n, --number-of-lines=NUMBER
	      Number of	lines of output	to show. (Default is terminal_height -
	      10)

       -p, --full-paths
	      Subdirectories will not have their path shortened

       -X, --ignore-directory=PATH
	      Exclude any file or directory with this path

       -I, --ignore-all-in-file=FILE
	      Exclude  any file	or directory with a regex matching that	listed
	      in this file, the	file entries  will  be	added  to  the	ignore
	      regexs provided by --invert_filter

       -L, --dereference-links
	      dereference  sym	links  - Treat sym links as directories	and go
	      into them

       -x, --limit-filesystem
	      Only count the files and directories on the same	filesystem  as
	      the supplied directory

       -s, --apparent-size
	      Use file length instead of blocks

       -r, --reverse
	      Print tree upside	down (biggest highest)

       -c, --no-colors
	      No colors	will be	printed	(Useful	for commands like: watch)

       -C, --force-colors
	      Force colors print

       -b, --no-percent-bars
	      No percent bars or percentages will be displayed

       -B, --bars-on-right
	      percent bars moved to right side of screen

       -z, --min-size=MIN_SIZE
	      Minimum size file	to include in output

       -R, --screen-reader
	      For  screen  readers. Removes bars. Adds new column: depth level
	      (May want	to use -p too for full path)

       --skip-total
	      No total row will	be displayed

       -f, --filecount
	      Directory	'size' is number of child files	instead	of disk	size

       -i, --ignore_hidden
	      Do not display hidden files

       -v, --invert-filter=REGEX
	      Exclude filepaths	matching this regex. To	ignore png files type:
	      -v "\.png$"

       -e, --filter=REGEX
	      Only include filepaths matching this regex. For png files	 type:
	      -e "\.png$"

       -t, --file_types
	      show only	these file types

       -w, --terminal_width=WIDTH
	      Specify  width of	output overriding the auto detection of	termi-
	      nal width

       -P, --no-progress
	      Disable the progress indication.

       --print-errors
	      Print path with errors.

       -D, --only-dir
	      Only directories will be displayed.

       -F, --only-file
	      Only files will be displayed. (Finds your	largest	files)

       -o, --output-format=FORMAT
	      Changes output display size. si will print sizes	in  powers  of
	      1000.  b	k  m g t kb mb gb tb will print	the whole tree in that
	      size.

	      [possible	values:	si, b, k, m, g,	t, kb, mb, gb, tb]

       -S, --stack-size=STACK_SIZE
	      Specify memory to	use as stack size - use	 if  you  see:	'fatal
	      runtime error: stack overflow' (default low memory=1048576, high
	      memory=1073741824)

       -j, --output-json
	      Output the directory tree	as json	to the current directory

       -M, --mtime
	      +/-n  matches  files  modified more/less than n days ago , and n
	      matches files modified exactly n	days  ago,  days  are  rounded
	      down.That	 is  +n	=> (, curr(n+1)), n => [curr(n+1), currn), and
	      -n => (, +)

       -A, --atime
	      just like	-mtime,	but based on file access time

       -y, --ctime
	      just like	-mtime,	but based on file change time

       --files0-from
	      run dust on NUL-terminated file names specified in file; if  ar-
	      gument is	-, then	read names from	standard input

       --collapse
	      Keep these directories collapsed

       -m, --filetime
	      Directory	 'size'	is max filetime	of child files instead of disk
	      size. while a/c/m	for last accessed/changed/modified time

	      [possible	values:	a, c, m]

       -h, --help
	      Print help

       -V, --version
	      Print version

       [PATH]

VERSION
       v1.1.2

				  Dust 1.1.2			       Dust(1)

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