Hi
is there anything inherent to OSX or perhaps via third party software that enables one to map out a hierarchical filing structure graphically rather like a decision tree map, so that one can see the big picture of one's hard drive contents, and tidy it in a more methodical manner
There are some graphical approaches to representing the filesystem hierarchy. One is Daisy Disk, and the other I know of is GrandPerspective. These are primarily geared to showing you the relative size of files, and don't offer much in terms of file organization.
There are some graphical approaches to representing the filesystem hierarchy. One is Daisy Disk, and the other I know of is GrandPerspective. These are primarily geared to showing you the relative size of files, and don't offer much in terms of file organization.
Thanks Topher that is helpful, I will explore those.
Mapping file directories
