Can’t believe we don’t have a working tool in our repos…
edit: and then there is Czkawka (Czkawka | Flathub) on flathub, which doesn’t work either. I used flatseal to grant permission scanning my home dir but still the software hangs in the initial stage at 0,0% for over an hour. Piece of ----.
that rpm didn’t work (wasn’t able to start the program), despite matching the requested pyton version. (moreover, I need software from an offical repo - I have no time to manually update packages).
EDIT: rdfindworks fine - I’d prefer a GUI software for that purpose, but ok, I can live without.
Is anyone still using rdfind? I just noticed that it has been retired and is not available in Fedora 38. Had it on my laptop but it has been a long time since I’ve been using it. Still, if someone needs it we/I can unretire and take care of it, it seems like low maintenance to me. (Not sure why it was retired in the first place though.)
There is jdupes in repos, which claims to be better and faster than fdupes.
I have not used any of the other tools to compare, but jdupes seems fast to me (scanned ~300k files in my home folder in just over 2 minutes), and easy to use with sensible options.