FREE APP For Showing What's Filling Your HD !

In the past I have recommended "WhatSize" for quickly listing and displaying everything on your HDs, showing what is taking up that valuable space.
However, I notice that the current version is no longer free.
Luckily, James M. on the FCP forum has posted details of an excellent alternative, "Disk Inventory X", which is free:-
http://www.derlien.com/

Very useful program!
I downloaded the universal (beta) version on my MBP.
It really helps finding which files take most of the disk space (I just found a forgotten, and no longer needed, .mov in my startup disk taking a few GB by itself...)
Thanks Ian for the link.
Piero

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    I downloaded the universal (beta) version on my MBP.
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    Thanks Ian for the link.
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