Kleandisk is a utility primary intended to remove those files from your hard
disk you can probably live without. Files are scanned for certain
characteristics and stored in so-called file groups. The files contained in
these groups can easily be removed, moved, or put in an archive.
Examples of file groups that come with Kleandisk are: trash files,
back-up files and temporary files. Groups can also be easily added by
the user. The fact that file groups can easily be stored in an archive
makes Kleandisk also suitable for backing up and archiving files you
especially don't want to remove from your hard disk.
Version 1.2 beta3
Version 1.2 beta2
- Added Swedish translation. Thanks Mattias Newzella for the
translation.
- Fixed compile problems regarding NULL. Thanks Vaclav Slavik for the
patch.
- The 'search progress' window now stays on top of the UDG window.
Thanks Vaclav Slavik for noticing.
- "Object Files" group added to default groups.
Version 1.2 beta1
- Kleandisk has been ported to KDE2
- Icon will be shown after clicking a file
- Added check whether last scheduled task has been executed
- Meaning of search statistics in group list view changed
- Some minor changes
Version 1.1.0
- Added docking in panel
- Added scheduling
- Added log rotate feature
- Filesize is shown is mega bytes
- User defined file group definition extended
- Added optional maximum number archives/backups
- Fixed compile bugs on some systems