JDiskReport
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JDiskReport enables you to understand how much space the files and directories consume on your disk drives, and it helps you find obsolete files and folders.
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Features
- Ad-free
- Portable
- Sync with Amazon Drive
- Categories
- 32-bit support
Tags
- X86
- 32bit
- win32
- disk-usage-visualizer
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What is JDiskReport?
JDiskReport enables you to understand how much space the files and directories consume on your disk drives, and it helps you find obsolete files and folders. The tool analyses your disk drives and collects several statistics which you can view as overview charts and details tables.
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Proprietary and Free product.Rating
Average rating of 4Alternatives
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- English
Comments and Reviews
I can: browse directory tree to see its contents. display distribution of filetypes, modification times, mean sizes. see files in directories See largest files list Unable to click to open or delete file.
https://wiki.gnome.org/action/show/Apps/DiskUsageAnalyzer (Baobab) - default app on my Linux allows nearly the same thing, only its presentation of the used space does not mention directory names, i have to hover over the disk part using mouse, then it shows. Also DiskUsageAnalyzer does have tab to list largest files, i can only see largest directories and go to directory and sort the file list by size, jdiskreport has separate tab to list overall largest files for whole drive. DiskUsageAnalyzer though is better in opening folder and file and moving file to trash. I have not seen jDiskReport allows this on Linux. I guess i will stay with DiskUsageAnalyzer.
[Edited by ZeroNet_io, November 14]
This directory space analyser does what it promises -- but only just about.
It's small in file size because it expects the Java necessary to run, to be present already on your machine. Hence, it can be OS agnostic, thanks to Java.
But for that exact reason it's super-basic and does not any access to host's file manager or file-system except for gathering the size data.
Caveats: the Windows executable installer is for 32-bit versions of Windows only. The 64-bit versions, i.e. the bulk of Windows installed and running today, need to use the Java version.
Like it because it looks the most like Windirstat and DiskInventoryX. All the other ones show size charts which I don't care about. Want to see folder structure sorted by size. Could be better from a visibility perspective.
Not very fat, but works well. Statistics on long time is a must, binary format of the scan files, unlucky.
The Best lightweight software to manage disk space
Beautiful app in it's presentation/visualisation of space distribution.
Bewildering though that you can't launch a directory in Finder/Explorer, or do any dir/file operations.
A nice powerful tool with a great interface.