[Opensource] Ubuntu - Disk Usage Analyzer
Cameron Bell
bell.cameron.p at edumail.vic.gov.au
Sun Apr 29 13:11:15 EST 2007
I did my school laptop friday arvo during happy hour (needed some
wind-down time) and was very impressed with the install - especially the
user profile migration. That was by far the easiest install I have ever
done of any Linux flavour. The inclusion of the wireless applet had me
connected to eduPaSS in the time it took me to recall how to extract the
pem files from the .p12 certificates.
Definitely looking forward to using it on Monday and having a look at
the analyzer - thanks for the heads up.
Cameron
Roland Gesthuizen wrote:
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/plakboek/476119363/>
> Ubuntu - Disk Usage Analyzer screenshot
> <http://www.flickr.com/photos/plakboek/476119363/>
> I have just finished installing Ubuntu version 7.04 Feisty Fawn on the
> home computer. I notice that this release includes some cool tools
> including this disk usage analyzer software.
>
> It enables users to view a cool, colour graphical image of their hard
> disk drive usage, helping users to quickly nail down a rogue directory
> or location that is chewing up all their hard disk storage space.
> Trying to display diagnostic information like this in a user readable
> form is always going to be tricky balance between information and
> graphical alerts, they seem to have the balance right here. (Linux,
> FLOSS and even better than DiskTree Pro)
>
> Fantastic that they bundle this with the new Ubuntu and it has been
> fun to play around with these new features. :-)
>
> Regards Roland
>
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