The apparent-sized data must be kept in a control fashion. This data is not kept arbitrarily in the computer. The content (text) of the user’s letters, images, videos, etc., constitute the apparent size. The apparent size is the size of the data that matters to the ordinary user of the computer. ![]() The size seen for a directory is the size of the directory’s meta-data. However, the sizes (about 4096 bytes) given for the directories are not disk usage. The “ls -s” command will list the files and sub-directories with their sizes. ![]() ![]() Knowing the size of a directory in Linux is not as straightforward as it sounds.
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