one last word of advice from "the future"

forget desktops.

focus on linux mobile devices which can be charged by a power bank.

this includes some ultrabooks, and even android.

and just reduce your digital footprint.

if you're reading this far, you probably don't need that many files to begin with! 😁

I've had a very similar issue, and so I decided to compile several methods for solving it. So, following, there are those options and some of them I got from the answers already provided here. I understand this is a little bit offtopic from the question, but it's in tune with the answers. This has many parts and those are all softwares I could try myself somehow.

This (long but good) one is from MacFixIt forums (go there for more options and details):

du stands for Disk Usage. There's also df. I like including the -x to the above command, and sort;

I've had a very similar issue, and so I decided to compile several methods for solving it. So, following, there are those options and some of them I got from the answers already provided here. I understand this is a little bit offtopic from the question, but it's in tune with the answers. This has many parts and those are all softwares I could try myself somehow.

This (long but good) one is from MacFixIt forums (go there for more options and details):

du stands for Disk Usage. There's also df. I like including the -x to the above command, and sort;

du stands for Disk Usage. There's also df. I like including the -x to the above command:

sudo du -cxhd 1 /

du stands for Disk Usage. There's also df. I like including the -x to the above command, and sort;

sudo du -cxhd 1 / | sort -h

one last word of advice from "the future"

forget desktops.

focus on linux mobile devices which can be charged by a power bank.

this includes some ultrabooks, and even android.

and just reduce your digital footprint.

if you're reading this far, you probably don't need that many files to begin with! 😁