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Filelight creates an interactive map of concentric segmented-rings that represent the sizes of files and directories on your computer.
* KIO support, check disk usage on your web server or grandma's linux box
* KPart for quick disk usage checks while in Konqueror
14 years ago
1.0
* As RC2, no changes at all.
RC2
* Fixed two crashes, we hope
* Correct 2GB size limit on Debian
* Stopped using GiB/MiB in favour of the more universal GB, MB
RC1
* All known bugs fixed as far as I can before 1.1
* Click very center to go up a dir
* Context menu gains copy to clipboard
14 years ago
1.0
* As RC2, no changes at all.
RC2
* Fixed two crashes, we hope
* Correct 2GB size limit on Debian
* Stopped using GiB/MiB in favour of the more universal GB, MB
RC1
* All known bugs fixed as far as I can before 1.1
* Click very center to go up a dir
* Context menu gains copy to clipboard
polrus
4 years ago
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l0ll0lll
9 years ago
One feature i'd like to request: progress indication. It might be difficult to know total number of files until it's counted, but progress can be determined by computing total size of files scanned and compare it to disk usage.
It would be good to see a progress bar near count of files scanned.
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modstrcil
11 years ago
When I delete or remove some file using the Filelight, it should recalculate the graph without reading all data again.
In the program called scanner for Windows (http://www.steffengerlach.de/freeware/scn2.zip) it works perfect.
Second problem is with the line used to write address to be scanned. When I write there something like /usr/src/ it works ok, but if I want scan smb://192.168.1.1/data the program try to scan /home/user/smb://192.168.1.1/data
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him
12 years ago
Filelight is one of the usefullst features i ever have seen. Please dont waste it. Port it to KDE4 and integrate it into dolphin. This would increase the popularity extremly.
greetings him
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anupamsr
13 years ago
Is this program going to be available for KDE4?
PS: I love your program.
PPS: GiB/MiB is ok.
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amdfanatyk
13 years ago
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linpete
14 years ago
Thx 4 this.
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gohanz
14 years ago
http://www.slacky.it/
http://www.slacky.it/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=29&func=fileinfo&id=262
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sszmidt
14 years ago
Just one minor thing, for some reason you have stuck an 'i' in GB, making it GiB which is not needed.
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MxCl
14 years ago
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panzi
14 years ago
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MxCl
14 years ago
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MxCl
14 years ago
I almost agree with you, but the prevalence of GiB is increasing, and I am a scientist.
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zi99y
14 years ago
*** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0xb66c6e80 ***
KCrash: Application 'filelight' crashing...
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dmn
14 years ago
Here it is:
[BEGIN PATCH - part.cpp.diff]
--- part.cpp 2004-11-23 23:58:51.000000000 +0300
+++ part.cpp.fixed 2006-06-22 23:52:17.000000000 +0400
@@ -170,8 +170,11 @@
KAboutData*
Part::createAboutData()
{
- static KAboutData about( APP_NAME, I18N_NOOP( APP_PRETTYNAME ), VERSION );
- return &about;
+ //static KAboutData about( APP_NAME, I18N_NOOP( APP_PRETTYNAME ), VERSION );
+ //return &about;
+
+ KAboutData* about = new KAboutData( APP_NAME, I18N_NOOP( APP_PRETTYNAME ), VERSION );
+ return about;
}
bool
[END PATCH - part.cpp.diff]
Apply it:
cd [filelight_source_dir]/src/part
patch part.cpp part.cpp.diff
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yoho
14 years ago
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clearthought
14 years ago
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clearthought
14 years ago
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zi99y
14 years ago
Having a small problem if I load filelight view up in Konqueror, then right click on a cell and choose to open in Konqueror, the whole thing crashes. Can provide the full data if required.
Does anyone else find this?
three cheers to the dev!
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zi99y
14 years ago
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linux3114a
15 years ago
at
http://home.tiscali.be/raoul.linux/downloadSuSE10.0.htm
ENJOY !!!
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avaurus
15 years ago
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why2jjj
15 years ago
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MxCl
14 years ago
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Viperb0y
15 years ago
this is a VERY nice tool! I use it very often :)
Thanks a lot for this.
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