[LINUX] Check the file size with du -sh *

command

Terminal


du -sh *

Execution result

Terminal


3.3M  hogehoge
 60K  hogehoge
140K  hogehoge
616K  hogehoge
 52K  hogehoge
100K  hogehoge
167M  hogehoge
 72K  hogehoge
 68K  hogehoge
 76K  hogehoge
 72K  hogehoge
 66M  hogehoge
124K  hogehoge
108K  hogehoge
 68K  hogehoge
368K  hogehoge
124K  hogehoge
 92K  hogehoge

Different from df

Although it was easy, I misunderstood it as the df command and took a little time, so I made a note.

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