Script which converts the fdupes output into a csv table with a fixed number of columns #26
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This python script converts the fdupes output into a csv table with a fixed number of columns. Next it allows filtering each column by using a simple spreadsheet software.
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I found this useful even it's tied to a single type of the output fdupes generates. |
I converted this script from python 2 to python 3. It shows the possible saving for each duplicate. Next the spreadsheet is able to filter or sort the duplicates by possible saving.
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Next it enables filtering each column by using a simple spreadsheet software.