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[aragon]

Home: http://treesize.sourceforge.net/
Version: 0.54.1

[amigo]

Have you got a diff or patch file of changes?

[aragon]

hi amigo,

no i don't have, as i'm not able of using. i will have a look at it tomorrow (it was just one line addition) and post it.

aragon

[Leon]

Treesize is one of those small but very useful applications.

It deserves to be a part of Puppy distro.

Thanks, aragon

[aragon]

@amigo

i've added a diff-file to the main post.

one question: is it better to make it with diff (like me) or with patch?

cheers
aragon

[Pizzasgood]

You use diff for making them, and patch for applying them.

In this case, to apply the patch you could open a terminal inside the treesize-0.54.1/ directory and run this:
patch src/callbacks.c ../patch.callpacks.c
That assumes you put the patch file in the directory that also holds treesize-0.54.1/.

Running this would remove the patch:
patch -R src/callbacks.c ../patch.callpacks.c


If there had been multiple files to patch, you could have made the patch by first copying the original treesize-0.54.1/ directory to treesize-0.54.1-orig/, then modifying the files in treesize-0.54.1/ that need modifying. Then from the directory that holds both versions of the source you would run this:
diff -Naur treesize-0.54.1-orig/ treesize-0.54.1/ > treesize-0.54.1-add_rox_support.patch
Then the patch could be applied from inside the treesize-0.54.1/ directory to be modified like this:
patch -p 1 < ../treesize-0.54.1-add_rox_support.patch
(again assuming the patch is in the directory holding the source directory)

I believe that this is the standard practice for creating patches - creating them from just outside the entire source tree with the -Naur options. At least, that's what I read a while back from a guide about submitting patches on the kernel mailing list.

[battleshooter]

Hey Aragon,

Thanks for posting this, I used to use this all time in Windows, now I guess I'll use it all the time in Pups. Pleased to see there's a Linux version.

Battleshooter

[johnywhy]

Hi

When i run Treesize on lupu 5.2.8, with xfce,

Havana: No such file or directory
Puerto_Rico: No such file or directory
Curacao: No such file or directory
Port_of_Spain: No such file or directory
Asuncion: No such file or directory
Juneau: No such file or directory
Edmonton: No such file or directory
Guadeloupe: No such file or directory
Matamoros: No such file or directory
Costa_Rica: No such file or directory
Montreal: No such file or directory
Boise: No such file or directory
Goose_Bay: No such file or directory
Scoresbysund: No such file or directory
Santiago: No such file or directory
Belize: No such file or directory
El_Salvador: No such file or directory
Nome: No such file or directory
St_Vincent: No such file or directory
Detroit: No such file or directory
Mexico_City: No such file or directory
Thule: No such file or directory
Rainy_River: No such file or directory
St_Thomas: No such file or directory
Pangnirtung: No such file or directory
Santarem: No such file or directory
Hermosillo: No such file or directory
Lima: No such file or directory
Anguilla: No such file or directory
Cuiaba: No such file or directory
St_Kitts: No such file or directory
Cambridge_Bay: No such file or directory
Santo_Domingo: No such file or directory
Glace_Bay: No such file or directory
Halifax: No such file or directory
Montevideo: No such file or directory
Chicago: No such file or directory
Toronto: No such file or directory
File already exists: dev_save/.
File already exists: Startup/.wh.firewallstaterun
File already exists: .packages/.wh.Packages-puppy-woof-official
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.tmp
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.clipart
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.Screenshots
File already exists: sys/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: #SharedObjects/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: .sylpheed-2.0/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: Mail/.wh.draft
File already exists: Mail/.wh.inbox
File already exists: Mail/.wh.queue
File already exists: Mail/.wh.sent
File already exists: Mail/.wh.trash
File already exists: root/.wh..gtkrc-2.0
File already exists: etc/.wh.windowmanager.openbox
File already exists: pup_rw/.wh..wh.aufs
File already exists: usb/.wh.lp0
File already exists: dev/.wh.sg1
File already exists: icons/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: goog...app_f84b370c827b5c7a_0001.0002_3153a04d2ba1813d/GoogleUpdateSetup.exe
File already exists: manifests/clic...exe_f84b370c827b5c7a_0001.0002_none_c4007c683033ad2d.manifest
File already exists: netfilter/.
File already exists: stat/.
File already exists: netfilter/.
File already exists: stat/.
File already exists: netfilter/.
File already exists: stat/.
....
12114: No such file or directory
File already exists: Startup/.wh.firewallstaterun
File already exists: .packages/.wh.Packages-puppy-woof-official
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.tmp
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.clipart
File already exists: my-documents/.wh.Screenshots
File already exists: sys/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: #SharedObjects/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: .sylpheed-2.0/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: Mail/.wh.draft
File already exists: Mail/.wh.inbox
File already exists: Mail/.wh.queue
File already exists: Mail/.wh.sent
File already exists: Mail/.wh.trash
File already exists: root/.wh..gtkrc-2.0
File already exists: etc/.wh.windowmanager.openbox
File already exists: pup_rw/.wh..wh.aufs
File already exists: usb/.wh.lp0
File already exists: dev/.wh.sg1
File already exists: icons/.wh..wh..opq
File already exists: goog...app_f84b370c827b5c7a_0001.0002_3153a04d2ba1813d/GoogleUpdateSetup.exe
File already exists: manifests/clic...exe_f84b370c827b5c7a_0001.0002_none_c4007c683033ad2d.manifest
File already exists: netfilter/.
File already exists: stat/.
File already exists: netfilter/.
File already exists: stat/.
...
etc

i stopped it after an hour, getting no scan results. anyone have idea what be the cause?

thanks!

[Flash]

No idea, sorry. What happens if you run Menu -> Filesystem -> Gdmap graphical disk usage? Gdmap seems to me to do the same thing as Treesize, only much better and in a graphical sort of way. Each of the colored rectangles is a file. The color denotes the kind of file. The larger rectangles are directories. The area at the bottom gives info on whichever file your cursor is resting on.

[johnywhy]

Thanks, I know gdmap, it runs, but treesize much better for me. Treesize lists biggest folders at top of list, with many right-click functions, makes it easy to manage disk. Gdmap requires visual hunting.

Thanks!