Easiest way to sort subdirectory sizes:
du -h -d 1 |sort -k1 -rh
Where du -h -d 1 is used to show human readable format (-h) and only 1st level of subdirectory (-d 1).
Easiest way to sort subdirectory sizes:
du -h -d 1 |sort -k1 -rh
Where du -h -d 1 is used to show human readable format (-h) and only 1st level of subdirectory (-d 1).
In order to mount your Nextcloud as drive in Windows, in command prompt use following command to mount it as drive N and replace YOURSERVER, YOURSERVERPORT, YOURUSERNAME and YOURPASSWORD with your values.
net use N: https://YOURSERVER:YOURSERVERPORT/nextcloud/remote.php/dav/files/your-username/ /user:YOURUSERNAME YOURPASSWORD
In order to check MD5 hash on Windows 10/11 you can run the following command in command line prompt (cmd.exe):
CertUtil -hashfile examplefile.exe MD5
After running the command output would look like:
d3c3191cd86a41f27ff97f5350cb5dfd
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.
Paste this into Options > Options > File naming > Edit file naming script…
$if2(%albumartistsort%,%artistsort%,%artist%)/
$if($if2(%albumsort%,%album%),[$if2(%originalyear%,%year%)] $if2(%albumsort%,%album%),[] Unreleased)$if($eq_any(%releasetype%,Album,album),, [%releasetype%])/
$if($gt(%totaldiscs%,1),%discnumber%-,)
$if(%tracknumber%,$num(%tracknumber%,2) ,)
$if(%artist%,%artist% - ,)$if2(%titlesort%,%title%)
For work purposes I am running Fedora desktop in Virtualbox but compared to Windows 10 guest fonts looked quite smaller in Fedora. Settings in Gnome by default have only 100% and 200% options which are not matching 125% used by Windows. So in order to set it up properly you need to run this command in the terminal:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor 1.25
Change will be applied immediately.