Disklumo
Changelog
Disklumo updates itself from inside the app: choose Disklumo › Check for Updates. The latest version is 1.1.2.
1.1.2
- Clean names each simulator folder it offers (Downloaded assets, System logs, Log symbols, Caches, Temporary files), so one simulator no longer looks like several identical rows.
1.1.1
- Analyze keeps the folder you are in visible at the end of a long path.
- The Analyze map shows a folder under its own name instead of "1 item".
- Old Files scans again when you change the size or time filter, and says how to see more when nothing is found.
1.1.0
- Duplicates: find files you have twice, compared byte for byte. Disklumo suggests which copy to keep, and one copy of every file always stays.
- Old Files: old iPhone and iPad backups, installers left in Downloads, and large files you haven't opened in months.
- Find in Analyze: search any file or folder by name as you type, hidden folders included.
- Get Info in Analyze: size on disk, space saved by compression, and the largest items inside.
- Analyze measures connected drives and shows which folders grew since the last scan.
- Activity: how much space you've cleaned up, week by week. Recover files puts back a whole cleanup in one click.
- Quick Look anywhere Disklumo lists files: press Space or click the eye.
- Clean shows your disk as one bar: what stays, what you selected to clean, and what's free.
- A notice when your Mac is nearly full, an optional weekly cleanup reminder, and free space in the menu bar.
1.0.22
- New names that say what each tool does: Stay Awake, Wipe Mode, Diagnostics and AI Tidy-Up.
- Optimize tasks have clearer names, and any task can be skipped by listing it in
~/.config/disklumo/skip-tasks. - Clean leaves everything in an app's Application Support folder alone except the caches the app rebuilds by itself, so sign-ins and local data stay put.
1.0.11 – 1.0.21
- Recover files: everything Disklumo moved to the Trash is listed in one place, and Put Back returns any item to where it was.
- Report a Problem in the Help menu writes an email to support with your Mac details filled in, in Gmail or your mail app. You see everything before you send it.
- Your license is sealed to your Mac's chip, and Disklumo checks it online at least once every 30 days. Offline use stays fine in between.
- Stay Awake keeps only the screen awake by default, so closing the lid still sleeps your Mac.
- Uninstalling an app also removes its startup items from the list, and the results are written in plain words.
- Opening Disklumo from the disk image when it's already in Applications now simply opens the installed copy.
- Optimize results are clearer about what was done, skipped or not needed.
- Fan & Battery controls only accept requests from Disklumo itself.
1.0.6 – 1.0.10
- Move to Applications: Disklumo offers to install itself in Applications, where it can update itself.
- Apps lists your apps up to three times faster, and doesn't scan again after an uninstall.
- Fan, Wi-Fi Low Latency and quitting with ⌘Q work reliably.
- Status columns line up when the scroll bar is shown.
1.0.0 – 1.0.5
- Disklumo launches: Clean, Apps, Analyze, Status and Optimize in one window, with Stay Awake, Wipe Mode, Fan & Battery and Wi-Fi Low Latency.