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... merged into the upstream Linux kernel. The enclaves do not have access to a physical disk, just a RAM filesystem. One can configure the disk space by changing memory size or by using kernel command line arguments.

WinDirStat (Windows Directory Statistics) is a disk usage statistics viewer and cleanup tool for Windows. On start up, WinDirStat reads the whole directory tree once and then presents it in three useful views: - The directory list, which resembles the tree view of the Windows Explorer but is sorted by file/subtree size, - The treemap, which shows the whole contents of the directory tree straight away, - The extension list, which serves as a legend and shows statistics about the file types...

.../bitrvmpd/android_device_xiaomi_santoni Kernel Tree: https://github.com/bitrvmpd/msm-3.18 Update: I disabled reviews because I don't want people requesting features in the comments. Remember "Unofficial LOS builds compiled against Clang [3.8][4.0]/uberTC 6" and Delta updates. So, it's for people who want vanilla LOS with the benefict of small size updates (security updates mainly). And for "custom kernel support"... the kernel should add support, not the other way around.

TreePie : a simple way to display disk usage. It shows the distribution of size in a tree of directories by using an interactive multilevel pie (sunburst diagram). Really small and simple.

MStorage - is storage for notes, it suggests opportunity to save and catalog notes, articles and tips in local drive by directories tree. If you usually store your notes in simple text files, but you begin upset when have to walk through directories tree every time when you need to find something, what you exactly want - this app will help you. WHATS NEW in v.1.1.*: - search in file - search in directory - readonly option for file - choose font, style and size of font in text editor...

FS-Inspect is an easy to use tool designed to give you an overview about your files and directories (Disk Usage). On start up, it reads recursively the inspected directory and presents the content in two useful views: * The folder view, shows the directory tree, sub-folders are sorted by size. * The type view, shows all file types found, sorted by the total size. In the post scan, the utility start searching for duplicates. All duplicates are listed in the file view, colored...

hierarchical directory tree sizer - perl script. this pure perl script scans a directory tree, and outputs standard ascii, tree-like directory size report. should work on any OS once it has perl installed.

EU-Dirstat is a small utility to display the file usage (in size and amount) of a directory tree.

The Compressed File System Sizing Tool scans a directory and outputs the size, the compressed size, and the type of each file in the tree. It helps a designer configure a filesystem for embedded Linux systems using xip cramfs or axfs.

iSequoi is a tool to watch the usage of your HDD with the concept of Treemaps. You can see big files by size, no matter where in the directory tree they are.