If you don'tĪgree on the requirements, feel free to contact a project member regardlessīefore you put any substantial effort into your potential contribution. Contributingīitbucket features a whole section on the topic of contributing. Please refer to the project Wiki page Building. We're not aware of an alternative for Windows at this moment, but Building from source
A little setup.exe which installs the files and shortcuts.Language is English by default further translations can be added as.User defined cleanup actions (command line based),.Built-in cleanup actions including Open, Delete, Show Properties,.3 views, Directory tree, Treemap and Extension list, coupled with each other,.One can effortlessly gain an impression of the proportions on the hard disk(s). The directory tree is simultanously shown as a treelist and as a treemap. Visually separate by coloring and other means allows you to see literally atĪ glance what the space hogs are and where to dig deeper. That assigns bigger areas to bigger files and directories. It achieves that by displaying a drive, drives or directories in a treemap
WinDirStat is a program that allows you to find disk space hogs at a glance. The logo and all derivatives are available under the terms of the Creative
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The application itself is distributed under the terms of the GPL v2,īut parts of the source code are also available under more lenient license terms.
One situation is a remote filesystem which is full or near-full. You can also optionally run du yourself beforehand. In this case I recommend -q command line option to disable the progress bar that appears while files are walked. It's so lighweight that you can use it on a remote SSH link with good performance. It shows a tree left-to-right that you can navigate with mouse or arrow keys, zoom in (click or enter), hide some parts for a better view, change sort order, number of colors etc with keys or context menu. Xdiskusage is very flexible, lightweight with very lean dependencies, easy to compile.