Torta is a software tool that helps users track their disk space usage by showing them where their storage space is being consumed.
If you're looking for a tool to help you keep track of where your disk space is going, Torta might be just what you need. This software utility uses a graphical format that's similar to the one used by filelight, although Torta has the added advantage of being able to run on a computer that doesn't have a graphical environment. This is because Torta generates a flash file that can be consulted via any browser that has the flash plugin installed.
Torta makes use of Gordon, a library that provides flash generation functionality. In order to use Torta, you will need to have a Common Lisp implementation installed on your computer. The good news is that it should work with any Common Lisp implementation, although Torta has only been tested under SBCL, CMUCL, and CLisp so far. Additionally, Torta makes use of the Unix utility du, which is installed on most Unix-like systems.
One important thing to note is that Torta provides only one function: (torta:torta "/path/to/a/directory/" "output.swf"). However, this function is fairly straightforward to use. Simply specify the directory you want Torta to analyze, as well as the name of the output flash file you'd like it to generate. Then sit back and watch as Torta provides you with valuable insights into your disk usage.
Torta makes use of Gordon, a library that provides flash generation functionality. In order to use Torta, you will need to have a Common Lisp implementation installed on your computer. The good news is that it should work with any Common Lisp implementation, although Torta has only been tested under SBCL, CMUCL, and CLisp so far. Additionally, Torta makes use of the Unix utility du, which is installed on most Unix-like systems.
One important thing to note is that Torta provides only one function: (torta:torta "/path/to/a/directory/" "output.swf"). However, this function is fairly straightforward to use. Simply specify the directory you want Torta to analyze, as well as the name of the output flash file you'd like it to generate. Then sit back and watch as Torta provides you with valuable insights into your disk usage.
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