No, this isn’t some abstract art project where I’ve gone crazy with the gradient tool. It’s a snapshot of my hard drive courtesy of Grand Perspective. I’m working on some big illustration assignments and Photoshop is the greediest bastard at the dinner table these days; constantly nagging about scratch disk space whenever I scan something at 600dpi.
Anyway, Grand Perspective (which I discovered over at Hugh’s blog), gives me an instant overview of all disk space. Each box represents a file, and each cluster of boxes represents a folder. Just click on the box and GP will tell you which files are cluttering up your workflow.
So far, it’s helped me free up over seven gigabytes.
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That is WAY cool! just downloaded it. was surprised it was actually for macs! I hope it includes instructions on how to use it. :) THANKS!
looks a lot like a program called “sequoia” i used couple of years ago… maybe it’s just a new version. but yeah, crazy useful!