Hello,
first and foremost, I really like dfc. On my server I have multiple hard drives of different size:
FILESYSTEM TYPE (=) USED FREE (-) %USED USED AVAILABLE TOTAL MOUNTED ON
/dev/sdb1 fuseblk [=================---] 81.0% 754.7G 176.9G 931.5G /media/00
/dev/mapper/vc1 ext4 [===================-] 90.2% 498.8G 57.1G 585.8G /media/01
/dev/mapper/vc2 ext4 [=================---] 82.0% 704.6G 164.6G 915.9G /media/02
/dev/mapper/vc3 ext4 [==============------] 69.0% 374.6G 181.4G 585.8G /media/03
Now, as you can see, the hard drives are of different sizes each so it's a bit hard at first glance to see which one has the most free space.
For this reason I was thinking of an alternative graph display where each graph resembles the absolute size of the fs and is filled up accordingly, something like this:
FILESYSTEM TYPE (=) USED FREE (-) %USED USED AVAILABLE TOTAL MOUNTED ON
/dev/sdb1 fuseblk [==============----] 81.0% 754.7G 176.9G 931.5G /media/00
/dev/mapper/vc1 ext4 [=========-] 90.2% 498.8G 57.1G 585.8G /media/01
/dev/mapper/vc2 ext4 [=============---] 82.0% 704.6G 164.6G 915.9G /media/02
/dev/mapper/vc3 ext4 [=======---] 69.0% 374.6G 181.4G 585.8G /media/03
This is a very crude mock up of what I have in mind. (I know that my specific scenario is rather a thing for LVM but I'm to lazy.)
Let me know what you think about this and if you're interested in a feature like this, I'd work on a PR.
Hello,
first and foremost, I really like
dfc. On my server I have multiple hard drives of different size:Now, as you can see, the hard drives are of different sizes each so it's a bit hard at first glance to see which one has the most free space.
For this reason I was thinking of an alternative graph display where each graph resembles the absolute size of the fs and is filled up accordingly, something like this:
This is a very crude mock up of what I have in mind. (I know that my specific scenario is rather a thing for LVM but I'm to lazy.)
Let me know what you think about this and if you're interested in a feature like this, I'd work on a PR.