# dysk

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A linux utility listing your filesystems.

Complete documentation lives at **[https://dystroy.org/dysk](https://dystroy.org/dysk)**

* **[Overview](https://dystroy.org/dysk/)**
* **[Installation](https://dystroy.org/dysk/install)**

dysk was previously known as lfs.

### Default table

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk.png)

### Custom choice of column

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk_c=label+default+dev.png)

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk_c=+dev+inodes.png)

### JSON output

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk-json-jq.png)

You can output the table as CSV too.

### Filters

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk_filters.png)

### Sort

![screenshot](website/docs/img/dysk_s=free-d.png)

### Library

The data displayed by dysk is provided by the [lfs-core](https://github.com/Canop/lfs-core) crate.
You may use it in your own Rust application.

