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Marginally Interesting: Tool of the Week: baobab

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I’m amazed at what useful things you can find within gnome. I accidentally discovered this one, when I installed ubuntu on my old laptop the other week. baobab is a tool which summarizes and visualized filesystem usage. So when you’re wondering where all those gigabytes have gone, try this tool. It seems that baobab has migrated into

gnome-utils, although I find the current gnome-utils homepage less informative than the (obsolete) original one.

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