Re: Looking a the IFS contents using a Windows program

A nice utility (although it's green screen) is EDTF. Yes, you CAN use
that on a directory although it can edit a text based stream file quite
nicely also.
For example if I do
EDTF '/home'
I can use option 6=Path Size on ROB to see the size of /home/ROB and all
it's subdirectories. Although it ain't the fastest running thing out
there.

Another cool thing it can do is sort by any column. Just position your
cursor on any column and hit F16=Sort. Sort by size, last changed date,
owner. Heck columns that are not even in iNav!

Sure, you can get more flexibility with qsHell tools and they're options
but they just don't float my boat.


Rob Berendt