I'm assuming you can do this in Macs, because it's linux based.
Open an xterm: > cd / > du -k . | sort -n
That will recursively list all the programs and directories and how large they are, with the number of kilobytes in front of it. Piping it to sort and using the -n option allows you to sort those numerically, causing the largest files and directories to bubble to the bottom.
Not visual, but it should do what you want. If you want to exclude some directories, you could just not start at the root. du -s only displays the sizes of all the files and directories in that directory, aggregated.
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Date: 2009-01-14 03:42 am (UTC)Open an xterm:
> cd /
> du -k . | sort -n
That will recursively list all the programs and directories and how large they are, with the number of kilobytes in front of it. Piping it to sort and using the -n option allows you to sort those numerically, causing the largest files and directories to bubble to the bottom.
Not visual, but it should do what you want. If you want to exclude some directories, you could just not start at the root. du -s only displays the sizes of all the files and directories in that directory, aggregated.