I see there is a program for OS4.0 for a graphical presentation off the directorysizes from the harddisk.
This is called diskchaisy.
Is there something like this for morphos?
Seems handy to see why your partitions are filling up so fast.

Use Dopus or Magellan, select all.. "get sizes"

well, recent Ambient versions have the same feature, just go to "Informations" and click "Total sizes" or how it is called.

Yes the information ia also easily available in morphos.
But would rather had a graphical presentation off the dir structure off a partition.
I think it is easier/faster with diskchaisy to see any files you forgot and are useless now.

Yes, is there any solution for MorphOS like SpaceMonger?

You can use the "Show dir size" option in lister mode of Ambient too.

DirSize.png

[ Edited by BatteMan on 2007/5/15 2:10 ]

Something like this would indeed be sometimes useful...

It looks very confusing and not clear presented... I think the way DOpus and Ambient are presenting the information is quite ok.

Thanks Batteman.

That is a nice and clear way to see where all the diskspace is going.
Ambient keeps me surprising with all off it's features.

@ BatteMan

Where is that option? I can't find it neither in Ambient settings "lister" nor in advanced settings.
Am I blind?

I use a current Ambient (15.05.07)

[ Edited by Zylesea on 2007/5/18 13:25 ]

Zylesea : Yes, you're probably blind

Make a right click on the bar where "vloume name", "name", total size", etc, are writting and you'll find a "show size dir" option.

Thanks, found it then...
I was looking at the Ambient settings.

btw.: I really shoud visit with my eye doctor anyway, but that's another (not too interesting) story...