[OC] Jede Datei und alle freien Speicherplatz in einem 1.7-TB-Speichervolumen, das durch Dateigröße visualisiert, nach Ordner gruppiert und nach Dateityp codiert wird
I used to use a program called SequoiaView to do this. Always one of my fav ways to get an instant visual of how much and what is on a certain storage device
MordorsElite on
I do really like this type of visualizations, both just in terms of looks and to actually figure out what’s wasting space on my PC. Ngl tho, it feels a little low effort to just post the badly cropped output of a software available since 2003 with zero additional input.
Also I would recommend WizTree over WinDirStat. They do the same thing, WizTree is just way faster.
BobDerBongmeister420 on
For me, the E: drive is just 1 folder.
Of Course its steam with 1.7TB.
Purple_Xenon on
Windirstat is stuck in the 2000s, and is the OG, but wiztree is also good
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**Data source:** SSD in my computer
**Tool used:** WinDirStat
I used to use a program called SequoiaView to do this. Always one of my fav ways to get an instant visual of how much and what is on a certain storage device
I do really like this type of visualizations, both just in terms of looks and to actually figure out what’s wasting space on my PC. Ngl tho, it feels a little low effort to just post the badly cropped output of a software available since 2003 with zero additional input.
Also I would recommend WizTree over WinDirStat. They do the same thing, WizTree is just way faster.
For me, the E: drive is just 1 folder.
Of Course its steam with 1.7TB.
Windirstat is stuck in the 2000s, and is the OG, but wiztree is also good
I like Gnome’s disk viewer:
https://preview.redd.it/3dict3jrhomf1.png?width=2880&format=png&auto=webp&s=27a593de4cf37334573d59c834adefff07253c1e
That’s a lot of porn, between mp4 and jpeg.