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speed47 / btrfs-list

Get a nice tree-style view of your btrfs subvolumes/snapshots, including their size, a la 'zfs list'
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Installation #27

Open p-sims opened 3 weeks ago

p-sims commented 3 weeks ago

This looks like a really useful tool, is it available via any package managers?

For others wondering if they need to compile from source you'll be pleased to discover that release v2.3 is a folder with readme + compiled executable which runs fine on amd64 debian 12... but must be run as root.

speed47 commented 3 weeks ago

Hello, I don't think this tool is packaged in a lot of distros. https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/btrfs-list is the only case I know.

This tool is a Perl script, so it doesn't require compilation and will work on any Linux distro unmodified, as long as said distro has the btrfs command installed, which is always the case if you have a btrfs filesystem ;)