Hello world! I would like to share that I have created a simple open-source Python CLI app to check what's hogging all the disk space! You can install it with pip. It's like space but Zpace.
pip install zpace
and find the big files consuming your disk space. Be it apps, virtual environments, machine learning models etc. Just run
zpace
Once you find one, that you can say "bye" to, just run
rm -rf /i_dont_need/this/file/right_now
to get rid of it.
It was born out of frustration while lack of disk space prevented me to use my laptop properly. It has been very useful to me so far. I hope that it can be useful to you as well. Feel free to check it out.
Currently tested on MacOS only
I’m on mobile so maybe I’m missing it. But there is no example of the output.
I like ncdu and it even lets you delete from the app.
I did not want to expose what is inside my disk, so I did not share an example but I can do it :D This tool does not let you delete by itself but shows you the size and the path, which you can copy and then remove via terminal
I discovered ncdu after I created this tool and it is neat and very well developed. However, this tools serves a bit different purpose, it focuses on the biggest files in categories, so that I could find what to possibly remove in order to free up space (or move to another place)
Worked well on my Windows 11. Found some large files I could get rid of hiding in places I didn't obviously detect with WizTree. I do like the speed of WizTree though.
I happy to hear that it worked for you and that it worked on Windows. I don't own a Windows, so I have not tested it. I am pleasantly surprised that it worked as I have not tried it out on Windows. I will try to improve the speed with next future versions and will try it out on Windows as well as will try WizTree to get to know it. Thank you