GrandPerspective 0.9.13 Graphic Disk Usage Monitor
The graphical representation is a logical one, where each file is shown as a rectangle with an area proportional to the file's size. Files in the same folder appear together, but other than that the placement of files is arbitrary. You can observe this by resizing the view window. The location of files will change, in order to keep the rectangles as square as possible.

There is also a drawer with three tabbed categories of information about your folder that can be displayed.

To install the application, open the disk image and drag the application icon onto your Applications folder, or wherever you want to put it.
Run the application by clicking on the icon. Select a folder to analyze using the navigation dialog.
New in version0.9.13:
- New functionality:
- Scan data can now be saved to an XML file and loaded again at a later time.
- Progress of ongoing scan, filter, save, and load tasks is now reported.
- Minor improvements:
- All text fields in the view's drawer are now selectable.
- Views are immediately cleared when they are resized.
- Reduced the amount of memory needed when scanning and filtering.
- Reduced memory fragmentation to optimise memory usage.
- Bug fixes:
- Plugged a memory leak that occurred when resizing views.
- The drawer of the Edit Filter window cannot be detached from its window anymore.
- Aborting a filter task does not create a new view anymore.
- Now obtaining readlock on the tree before filtering.
System requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.
System Support:
PPC/Intel
Free - The GrandPerspective application has been released as Open Source
under the GNU General Public License.
For more information, visit:
http://grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net/
