Since “treefilesize download” isn’t a standard program name, here are the most likely interpretations and solutions: On most Linux/macOS systems, tree is available via package manager:
brew install tree Use tree natively in Command Prompt (though it doesn’t show file sizes). For file sizes, use PowerShell: treefilesize download
Get-ChildItem -Recurse | Select-Object Name, Length No well‑known tool has exactly that name. You may be remembering a script or a GUI tool that combines tree + file size display. If so, please provide more context (screenshot, website, error message) so I can identify it. 3. You want to download a file called treefilesize (e.g., from a URL) If you have a direct download link, use: If so, please provide more context (screenshot, website,
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "<URL>" -OutFile "treefilesize" Example using tree with sizes (Linux/macOS): wget <URL> # or curl -O <URL>
sudo apt install tree
It sounds like you’re looking for a way to download a file named treefilesize or a tool related to tree (display directory structures) and file sizes.
wget <URL> # or curl -O <URL>