Free Disk tools to analyse Disk usage graphically
Disk Usage Analyser(DUA) is a GNome ustility available for Linux. As the name indicates DUA scans the filesystem and finds out how much space is occupied by each directory and file. It then shows the usage along side a folder tree as a bar graph.When you click on a directory name, memory usage by each subfolder and files can be seen as an arc diagram on the right pane.
Left side shows a tree structure and bar graphs while the right pane shows the selected directories memory usage and its contents.
The Disk Usage Analyzer can be used to find out which directory or file uses how much space. It can be very helpful if you are trying to clean-up some Hard Disk Space from your PC. A similar tool for Windows is WinDIrStat at Sourceforge.net. but this one is a little less visaully attractive one. For KDE users KDirStat might be a solution.
Some related articles you may like :
- How to disable access to Drives using Disk Management
You have learned to disable access to drives using registry. But this technique had some limitations. Here is a better method so that no program,... - How to view all drives, Disk Management under Windows
The Disk Management object under Microsoft Management console can be used to Change Drive letter association, find unrecognized partitions or Mount a logical drive into... - Download the free software to shred files
There was a small introduction on how files are recovered from magnetic media in the last post. In that post I had said about using... - Free deleted file recovery software from PCI
Guess you all remember the free SoftPerfect file recovery software. Although it was lite and installation free, it had no hierarchical or folder tree representing... - FileZilla – free ftp client and server for Windows
FileZilla is an open source project to create an ftp client and server systems. FileZilla Client is a fast and reliable cross-platform FTP, FTPS and... - Free Vista like search box for Windows XP
The most functional and convenient tool in Vista is the instant Search Box. Here is how to get your own instant search box on for...