[ Thanks to brett
neely for this link. ]
“xcruise, an open source application for X licensed under
the GNU GPL, gives you a graphical space flight through your
filesystem. I am reviewing xcruise version 0.24.”
“As you fly through filespace, you will see galaxies, planets,
and worm holes. Galaxies represent directories, planets represent
files, and wormholes represent symlinks. Planet size is determined
by the file size. Just look at /proc/kcore and you will probably
see a huge planet…”
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