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The command "tree -s -h --du" is used to display a directory tree with some additional information.
Here is what each option in the command does:
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"tree": This is the main command that generates the directory tree.
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"-s" or "--si" or "--du": This option displays the file and directory sizes in a human-readable format using the SI units (e.g., KB, MB, GB, etc.) or in the case of "--du", using the disk usage units (1K = 1024 bytes).
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"-h" or "--human-readable": This option makes the sizes more human-readable by using unit prefixes (e.g., K, M, G) instead of just showing the number of bytes.
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"--du": This option displays the disk usage (i.e., the amount of space files occupy on disk) instead of just the apparent size.
By combining these options, the "tree -s -h --du" command provides a directory tree where the sizes of files and directories are displayed in a human-readable format, and the disk usage of files is also shown.