Graphical display of drive occupation

[Pivert]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders on a
drive ?

Thanks !
Phil

 

[Ed]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders on a
drive ?

Thanks !
Phil

SpaceMonger

http://www.werkema.com/software/spacemonger.html


Ed

 

[diesel_fuel]

SequoiaView
http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/

 

[bassbag]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders on a
drive ?

Thanks !
Phil

http://www.win.tue.nl/sequoiaview/
me

 

[Pivert]

Thanks to all !

 

[Bryan]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders
on a drive ?

Thanks !
Phil

Scanner
In:
alt.binaries.freeware

 

[bambam]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the
folders on a drive ?

WinDirStat

http://windirstat.sourceforge.net/

 

[Wald]

http://windirstat.sourceforge.net/

Heeeeey, nice find. And open source too!

Thanks,
Wald

 

[bambam]

Heeeeey, nice find. And open source too!

I would like to take credit for discovering it, but I can't, it was
mentioned in here a couple of months ago.
It is a nice program though.

 

[Vegard Krog Petersen]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders on a
drive ?

Thanks ! Phil

I like PieDir:
http://software.magneticpole.com/piedir/

Right click on folder and choose PieDir.
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Vegard Krog Petersen - Norway

My sites:

 

[Roger Hunt]

WinDirStat

http://windirstat.sourceforge.net/

Fab! Groovy! Even better than SequoiaView!
Thanks!!

 

[Coaster ô¿ô]

Any program to graphically represent space occupation of the folders on a
drive ?

Thanks !
Phil

Some categories have equals, not this one.

http://www.contactplus.com/products/freestuff/stats.htm
http://edtrujillo.web.aplus.net/software/stat2000.exe

"Free animated hard disk statistics

Rated by ZDNet! This FREE disk utility collects numerous disk statistics
for your personal computer or network drives. The easy to use tabbed
interface provides quick and valuable information on
# file types
# creation dates
# file ages
# age distribution
# file size distribution
# wasted space

and more. All data is presented in attractive 3d graphs or in text grids
for exact numbers. Works over multiple disk drives."

-=alp=-

 

[Brian Pipa]

I prefer JDiskReport: http://jgoodies.com/freeware/jdiskreport

 

[MinMin]

I like PieDir:
http://software.magneticpole.com/piedir/

Right click on folder and choose PieDir.

Looks handy, with more info than others, but you would need to be aware
of this -

"Known Bugs -File or directory sizes over 4GB will do funny things. To be
corrected in an upcoming version."

"PieDir
Version:
2.0
Released:
6/14/2000"


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