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Depends on KDE 3.4.x
Downloads: 25607
| Submitted: Sep 2 2005
Updated: Jun 30 2010
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Description:
KleanSweep allows you to reclaim disk space by finding unneeded files. It can search for files basing on several criterias; you can seek for:
* empty files
* empty directories
* backup files
* broken symbolic links
* broken executables
* dead menu entries (.desktop files pointing to non-existing executables)
* obsolete thumbnails (thumbnails of non-existing images)
* duplicated files
* orphaned files (files not found in RPM or DEB database).
Results for each criteria are shown in separate tab; files may appear on many tabs if they match many criterias - in this case they are "linked", so you have to mark (or unmark) file for deletion only once! Before actual deletion takes place, you're given an option to create backup archive.
Planned features:
* seeking for orphaned files in Slackware and Gentoo (portage) database
* and more!
KleanSweep consists of KDE-based (C++) graphical frontend and small helper Perl script that performs actual searching. All searches, except for orphaned files, duplicates and dead menu entries are as fast as usual 'find' would be.
This is initial release and may contain bugs. I take no responsibility for any damage caused by this program.
Note: it may compile/work in KDE < 3.4.x, but was only tested in 3.4.2.
Changelog:
* Removed "greedy match" button
* added Italian, German, Spanish and Portugaese translations
License: GPL
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