Diskitude helps you figure out what is taking up space on your hard drive using a ring chart. Its intuitive and animated interface allows you to easily explore your file system and prune your files. Plus its super small (only 10 KB) so it loads really fast and wont take up any space.
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• Review • over 1 year ago • 0 replies
Clean Pie Chart, click opens folder path, right click on a folder to show its graph,
Cons: graph NOT zoomable, Labels are hard to read and follow (bottom left corner), No option to show free space on graph.
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msoutopico
Comment • over 2 years ago • 0 replies
It's a great tool! However, since I switched to a new machine running Windows 10, I'm unable to download it or install it. The exe file disappears (it seems it goes into quarantine), even though I have whitelisted it. It happens in two machines. It's a pity! (that's why I am visiting this page)
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cjchand
Comment • almost 12 years ago • 0 replies
For anyone, like myself, forced back to Windows from Linux, Diskitude is a perfect substitute for Baoab (Disk Usage Analyzer, in Ubuntu).
I really like the nice animation effect when drilling into/out of a folder.
Clean Pie Chart, click opens folder path, right click on a folder to show its graph,
Cons: graph NOT zoomable, Labels are hard to read and follow (bottom left corner), No option to show free space on graph.
It's a great tool! However, since I switched to a new machine running Windows 10, I'm unable to download it or install it. The exe file disappears (it seems it goes into quarantine), even though I have whitelisted it. It happens in two machines. It's a pity! (that's why I am visiting this page)
For anyone, like myself, forced back to Windows from Linux, Diskitude is a perfect substitute for Baoab (Disk Usage Analyzer, in Ubuntu).
I really like the nice animation effect when drilling into/out of a folder.
Great work, Evan. Many thanks!