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dpigs

TLDR

Display n largest packages

$ dpigs -n [n]
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Use specific status file
$ dpigs -s [path/to/file]
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Display largest source packages
$ dpigs -S
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Display in human-readable format
$ dpigs -H
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SYNOPSIS

dpigs [options]

DESCRIPTION

dpigs shows which installed packages occupy the most disk space on apt-based systems. Useful for identifying large packages when freeing disk space.
Part of the debian-goodies package.

PARAMETERS

-n, --lines n

Show n largest packages (default: 10)
-s, --status file
Use alternate dpkg status file
-S, --source
Show source packages instead
-H, --human-readable
Human-readable sizes
-h, --help
Display help

CAVEATS

Shows installed size, not download size. Debian/Ubuntu specific. Part of debian-goodies package.

SEE ALSO

dpkg-query(1), apt(8), du(1)

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