How to see exactly which subfolders are the "space hogs" inside a specific directory in WSL

 If you want to navigate through your folders and delete things on the fly, ncdu is the gold standard for WSL users. It feels like a simplified, terminal version of WizTree.


Install it: 


sudo apt update && sudo apt install ncdu


Run it on your suspect folder:


ncdu /path/to/your/folder




You can see the space of each folder like this.

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