Visualize files and directories

macos visualization

I use a program called Disk Inventory X. It has served me well for quite a while. And it's free :)

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If you don't mind working from the command line, the tree command does what you want. It's more or less standard on Linux and comes with Windows. I gather it's not installed by default on the Mac, but it's easy to obtain.

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