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# find greatest savings after fdupes run
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# find greatest savings after fdupes run
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Using fdupes to report on duplicate files, or even remove them
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automatically, is excellent. However, sometimes just working on a subset of
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Using fdupes to report on duplicate files, or even remove them automatically, is excellent. However, sometimes just working on a subset of the files can be done in 10% of the time and result in a 90% cleanup.
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the files can be done in 10% of the time and result in a 90% cleanup.
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fdupesGreatestSavings is a perl script that takes the output of fdupes (on
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fdupesGreatestSavings is a perl script that takes the output of fdupes (on
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stdin) and determines which entries will result in the greatest savings,
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stdin) and determines which entries will result in the greatest savings,
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whether it is 100 copies of a 1 Meg file or 2 copies of a 20G file. The
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whether it is 100 copies of a 1 Meg file or 2 copies of a 20G file. The
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output is sorted by greatest savings to least.
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output is sorted by greatest savings to least.
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