This is the one I have on muscle memory:
du -sh * | grep -v K
or
du -sh * | grep G
It's not clean, but it usually gets the job done. :-D
I think a KCLUG Uptime Kuma would be useful.
On Thu, Sep 10, 2026, at 14:43, Billy Croan wrote:
Would any lug members enjoy having a kuma instance on kclug's server to monitor your linux hobby stuff uptime?
i want to see a speed comparison between ncdu, gua and gdu. and my little rote memory hack:
du -kax | sort -n | tail -n 30
Sometimes you can't install another program to inspect, but du, sort, and tail are already present.
My Meeting Links:
Uptime Kuma
It says it's fancy, but it's really easy to setup and get going for monitoring and alerting
DUA - Disk Usage Analyzer
A TUI for *very* quickly viewing disk usage
On Wed, Sep 9, 2026, at 17:18, Billy Croan via KCLUG wrote:
I'm getting ready to head down to leawood Pioneer at 6:00 p.m. for the lug meeting
I've got a denoiser program that I used to great effect in Linux with some video and a script to merge segmented video files together and add time stamps to share.
Who else is coming?
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