Re: Disk Space Visualizer

de Ian Jackson 05/18/2006 11:19

In message <MPG.1ed517f49461f82e9898e8@news.snet.sbcglobal.net>, Tramp
<Jg3q2cB@Jg3q2cB.com> writes
>This program was created to simplify "garbage collection" procedures. In
>a typical usage the hard drive space is slowly filled up by the useless
>data. This may incude temporary files, rarely used software, and so on.
>Additionally, "forgotten" data is a common cause of this problem. Upon
>the first run of the Disk Space Visualizer we have immediately
>discovered about 18GB worth of log files (originally generated for some
>obscure case). Obviously, we forgot to delete these files when done with
>them. Buried somewhere deep in nested folders, these logs sat there
>unnoticed for some months. It was quite a relief to get rid of them,
>especially taking into account the 60GB capacity of the disk.
>http://www.z-a-recovery.com/tools-visualizer.htm

Is this like the excellent WinDirStat?
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/Hard-Disk-Utils/WinDirStat.shtml
Ian.
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