gvfs-tree
displays directory contents in tree format using GVFS
TLDR
Show directory tree
$ gvfs-tree [directory]
Show remote tree$ gvfs-tree smb://server/share/
Show hidden files$ gvfs-tree -h [directory]
Follow symlinks$ gvfs-tree -l [directory]
SYNOPSIS
gvfs-tree [options] location
DESCRIPTION
gvfs-tree displays directory contents in tree format using GVFS. It shows hierarchical structure of local and remote directories.
The tool visualizes directory trees across GVFS backends, providing a unified view of local and networked filesystems.
PARAMETERS
LOCATION
Directory path or URI.-h, --hidden
Show hidden files.-l, --follow-symlinks
Follow symbolic links.--help
Display help information.
CAVEATS
Deprecated in favor of gio tree. GNOME dependencies. Large trees may be slow.
HISTORY
gvfs-tree was developed as part of GVFS for GNOME, now largely replaced by the gio command.