Is it a calculation bug that non-empty directory have 0 size? #14362
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Please see attached screen shot, VMM size is 0: |
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Nushell just prints what the file system returns. There is no calculation when doing |
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I compare result of PowerShell and bash, they both give every directory of size 0 or blank, while nushell gives mostly 4KB, several 8KB, and this VMM of 0, it's quite confusing, :( |
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Neither powershell nor bash are written in rust, but this seems to be pretty common. I've seen many articles like this one that explain 4kb folders. https://askubuntu.com/questions/186813/why-does-every-directory-have-a-size-4096-bytes-4-k. I have no idea why VMM is 0 but I suspect it's a file system thing. |
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Neither powershell nor bash are written in rust, but this seems to be pretty common. I've seen many articles like this one that explain 4kb folders. https://askubuntu.com/questions/186813/why-does-every-directory-have-a-size-4096-bytes-4-k. I have no idea why VMM is 0 but I suspect it's a file system thing.