graphical disk usage and statistics using filelight
We all know most user's desktop runs and boots operating system from their harddisk. Simply from a harddisk, which is usually composed of files and folders. But trying to think how these data are scattered out or organized and logically located without overwriting each other and knowing where the other sector part ends and continued from your harddisk would be almost impossible for an average desktop user like me!
And the light shows up.
Presenting FileLight.
A graphical disk usage and statistics tool. Graphical visualization is always nice, its light for the eyes and not heavy for the brains.
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