I have always enjoyed BASH Commands that can reveal more the files and directories we have. I wrote a short write-up Checking Disk Usage within the subfolders but avoid mount-point
I wondered whether if I can capture the top 20 directories that uses the most disk space. There was this document by OpenSource.com that I find helpful 7 Linux command-line tips for saving media file space
1 To Find the 50 biggest files in its recursive directory tree
% find -type f -exec du -Sh {} + | sort -rh | head -n 50
19G ./Downloads/xxxxxx.iso
17G ./Downloads/AI/AI.tar
17G ./Downloads/ISO/xxxx.iso
6.4G ./Ansys/uuuuuuuu.zip
5.3G ./.cache/tracker/meta.db
4.5G ./Downloads/HelloThere_AVX2/tar/E45.tbJ
4.4G ./Documents/EEEEE/EEEEEE_dvd.iso
3.7G ./Downloads/12345/2021/2021.tar
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