Hard drive space visualization program

Mugenmidget

I remember a few people on here linking to a small freeware application that had a multi-colored grid of different areas of your hard drives, with the larger folders represented as much larger. It made cleaning stuffed areas much easier.

Any ideas? It's not VisDir, I know that much.

Cheezy

SequoiaView.

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

Mugenmidget

That looks like it's the one, but is there a link to the older versions that you didn't have to install? This one has one that's like that, but the older ones didn't have this weird shading and seemed to run faster.

Mugenmidget

Wait, no, sorry it was this:

http://www.sixty-five.cc/sm/v1x.php

But knowing the name SequoiaView helped me Google it better, so thanks a lot. Feel free to lock this topic.

Æthelred

Spacemonger is good too.

Cheezy

Isn't it shareware now, though?

Mugenmidget

1.40 is completely freeware.

But yeah, it is now.

devoir

http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/

Scanner. It's not quick, but you can navigate (click on pie chart sections) and it zooms into that section, breaks it down further, etc. I'm pretty sure it's the one you mean.

Mugenmidget

devoir wrote: »

http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/

Scanner. It's not quick, but you can navigate (click on pie chart sections) and it zooms into that section, breaks it down further, etc. I'm pretty sure it's the one you mean.

Looks cool, but Spacemonger was the one I wanted.

Thank you though.