Description

`rmlint` finds space waste and other broken things on your filesystem and offers to remove it. This includes: * Duplicate files. * Nonstripped Binaries (Binaries with debug symbols). * Broken links. * Empty files and directories. * Files with broken user or group id. * Optionally: Double basenames. In order to find the lint, `rmlint` is given one or more directories to traverse. If no directory or file was given, the current working directory is assumed. `rmlint` will take care of things like filesystem loops and symlinks during traversing. Found duplicates are divided into the original and duplicates. Original are what `rmlint` thinks to be the file that was first there. You can drive the original detection with the `-S` option. If you know which path contains the originals you can prefix the path with **//**, Quick clues for adjusting settings are available by using the `-q` option. **Note:** `rmlint` will not delete any files by itself unless you command it!