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Diskify Space vs Filelight

Diskify Space

diskify.com

Filelight

apps.kde.org

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FigureDiskify SpaceFilelight
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
Linux—Yes
Plans published31
Spec score · Disk Space Analyzers7.7 (#65)8.5 (#11)
External drive scansYesYes
Free planNoYes
Desktop platformsWindowsThe product page offers installation on Linux and lists Windows as another platform.
PurposeDiskify Space is a disk space analyzer that helps users see what is taking up space, including old backups and oversized folders.Filelight visualizes computer disk usage as concentric rings to help users find space to free up.
Scan scopefiles_foldersfiles_folders
SupportThe buy page directs customers who do not receive a post-purchase email to contact [email protected].The product page links to the Filelight Handbook, UserBase Wiki, KDE Forum, and #kde-utils on Libera.chat for help.

Plans

Diskify Space

  • BasicPrice not published
  • ProPrice not published
  • Space (Lifetime)$79, paid once

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Filelight

  • FilelightFree

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In their own words

Diskify Space

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Filelight

Filelight helps users find disk space to free by showing usage as concentric rings. It scans local, remote, or removable disks and displays details about files and folders; users can delete selected files or folders from the application. Scans can cover files and folders, including external drives, but Filelight does not show application sizes. Users can exclude chosen folders, remote filesystems, or removable media from scans. For remote filesystems such as NFS or Samba mounts, the handbook warns that scanning can generate high network traffic. Filelight integrates with the Dolphin, Konqueror, and Krusader file managers, and it supports configurable color schemes and scanning and appearance settings. It can also be launched from a command line with a folder name to scan that folder. Linux users can install it through Discover or another AppStream store, a distribution package manager, or Flathub. Filelight is free, with a free plan, and runs on Linux and Windows.

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