Files & storage
Disk Usage Analyzer is a GNOME storage inspection application showing folder sizes through tree and graphical views. It includes folder scanning, graphical usage views, and storage device analysis.
GNOME users finding which folders occupy the most space
It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable. Permissions and inaccessible mounts can limit scan coverage.
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The application is distributed under GPL-2.0+. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
GPL-2.0+; It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
Brings folder scanning and graphical usage views into the same workflow.
Scan the relevant device or folder, compare the largest entries, and inspect their contents with a file manager before planning a cleanup or archive.
It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
Permissions and inaccessible mounts can limit scan coverage.
Disk Usage Analyzer fits GNOME users finding which folders occupy the most space. Scan the relevant device or folder, compare the largest entries, and inspect their contents with a file manager before planning a cleanup or archive.
It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable. Permissions and inaccessible mounts can limit scan coverage. Try a representative folder first and verify the result before applying the same operation to important files.
The application is distributed under GPL-2.0+. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
Yes. Disk Usage Analyzer includes folder scanning. Scan the relevant device or folder, compare the largest entries, and inspect their contents with a file manager before planning a cleanup or archive.
It reports space usage rather than deciding what data is expendable.
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