dutree

The program scans one or more directory paths and prints a hierarchical view of their contents, showing size information for each entry. It can limit the depth of the tree, aggregate files smaller than a configurable threshold, and report either logical file size or actual disk usage. Options allow filtering by name patterns, excluding hidden items, and restricting output to files only for a quick overview.

Colorized output follows the LS_COLORS environment variable, while an ASCII‑only mode disables colors for environments without color support. Size values can be displayed in human‑readable units or raw bytes, and the tool supports comparing multiple directories side by side.

Implemented in Rust, the utility is distributed as a command‑line binary, installable via Cargo or prebuilt packages for Linux distributions such as Arch Linux and Fedora. It is considered stable and intended for users who need a fast, scriptable way to understand disk space consumption from the terminal.