% du -ks *
total 9 keystrokes
Type one of the following to get a Volume window showing.
(There is one for each volume; which one you get depends on what
window you had in front at the time.)
Mac X: ctrl V ctrl O
X11: alt V alt O
1) use the keystroke to show a volume window.
2) Click on triangular arrows to expand directories.
As with du, Interrogator must traverse all subdirectories in order to get an accurate answer, this is called Tallying. The biggest difference is that Interrogator keeps all of the information from tallying so that it doesn't have to go through all that work every time you want to see some numbers.
Concentric icons mean that the total size is uncertain because it hasn't been
tallied yet: you can use the Tally command (X11: Alt T or Mac: ctrl T) to try harder,
but certain directories you might not be able to traverse. The outer size is the
maximum size it could possibly be, and the inside shows how small it might be; usually
the truth is closer to the smaller end.
3) The hierarchy shows what directory is in what, and how big everything is.
4) Each volume has its own Volume window that manages space on that volume. The root
of each volume window is the mount point of that volume. You can see all the volumes
in the Host window.
total 2 keystrokes and 2 modifiers
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