possible baobag bug

[saltydog]

Also consider that Hard Links (as reported in the documentation on the
web site) are counted only once.

>From the web site:



"Baobab will not count any file size that is not related to a "plain"
file, so symlinks, character blocks, device blocks will not be part of
the directory size. Hard-links are managed in a different way: this
first hardlink is counted as a normal file, while the subsequent links
to the same inode device are not counted in the total, but highlighted
in the right-hand column of the window"



The size that you find close to the "/" folder is a result of a
"fsusage" function from libgtop over each scanned partition. A sort of
"df". The tree list does not count special files as reported above, so
you may have some displacement between the 2 numbers.



Anyway, I am deeply checking the scanning thread and let you know.


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saltydog