Visualize disk space with GdMap, an efficient tool designed to help users easily track and manage their disk space usage.
The Graphical Disk Map project is an efficient software tool that provides a visual representation of disk space allocation. It is ideal for users who are unsure of what directories and files are consuming most of the space on their hard drives. With GdMap, users can easily access information to answer these questions.
The tool displays directory structures using cushion treemaps, an innovative technology that visually represents an entire folder or even a whole hard drive with a single image. Cushion treemaps generate rectangular areas that display directories and files. The size of a file determines the size of the rectangle that represents it. All the files contained within a specific directory are painted within one rectangle.
The latest release includes a few newly added options, providing users with an even more flexible solution for managing their disk space more effectively. Overall, GdMap is an excellent tool that combines efficient algorithms and an intuitive interface to help users manage their hard disk space efficiently.
The tool displays directory structures using cushion treemaps, an innovative technology that visually represents an entire folder or even a whole hard drive with a single image. Cushion treemaps generate rectangular areas that display directories and files. The size of a file determines the size of the rectangle that represents it. All the files contained within a specific directory are painted within one rectangle.
The latest release includes a few newly added options, providing users with an even more flexible solution for managing their disk space more effectively. Overall, GdMap is an excellent tool that combines efficient algorithms and an intuitive interface to help users manage their hard disk space efficiently.
What's New
Version 0.8.0: N/A