Czkawka making my CPU earn its living by finding similar images in a folder with thousands of duplicates. Love this tool, it's a must for everyone in this sub. Thank you, /u/krutkrutrar!
Czkawka making my CPU earn its living by finding similar images in a folder with thousands of duplicates. Love this tool, it's a must for everyone in this sub. Thank you, /u/krutkrutrar!
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There seem to be a few of these in Github, found this one recently it seems to do a reasonable job. The real problem is its bash script you need WSL2 to run it on windows.
What I like is the output is CSV files that are spreadsheet friendly and can be used to analyze and remove files in bulk.
https://github.com/Jim-JMCD/Duplicate-File-Finder
Czkaaka (CLI version) output file can be used to delete stuff in bulk but doesn't list directories separately you have to through files individually.
The real problem is its bash script you need WSL2 to run it on windows.
Eh?
WSL2 is one way to run a Linux kernel (and thus native Linux executable binaries) in Windows.
And while bash is definitely very common on Linux, it has never by any means been a strictly Linux program.
It can be used on all kinds of operating systems -- mostly unix-like operating systems, but also including Windows using a POSIX compatibility shim like Cygwin.
People were using bash in 1989, years before Linux became the beginning of a thing. And folks have been using it on Windows since at least 1995, or maybe even earlier -- decades before WSL.
WSL2 is still the easiest way to get bash imo.