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08-06-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Any suggestions for a good FREE program to clean up my hard drive?
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Can you specify what you mean by "clean up my hard drive"? We could help if that phrase wasn't so vague.
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On OS X, crap doesn't accumulate like it does on Windows. There is no need for disk cleaning tools to reclaim lost space.
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If you're looking to find and clean out large files or find out what's taking up all of the space, try OmniGroup's free OmniDiskSweeper or the open source program Grand Perspective.
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