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I like it (I used treemap viewers on Windows and have been looking for a Mac replacement) but what about some colour-coding? It would add another dimension to t
by hopeless 16y ago
I like it (I used treemap viewers on Windows and have been looking for a Mac replacement) but what about some colour-coding? It would add another dimension to the data and allow the user to easily see which areas are photos, movies, documents, applications, or misc files. It's much much easier to see colours than it is to read the folder names.
Please, please, please tell me you've got this planned!
- seanalltogether 16y agoColor coding is in the roadmap, right now I have a 1.1 update that improves scan speed, memory usage, and a handful of bugs, but I've got to wait 15 days for apple to approve it. Coloring is something I want to approach very carefully. I had colors in the beginning and the app turned in to a visual mess. I want to make sure the colors can convey meaningful information without subtracting from the readability.
- jason_slack 16y agoI bought this morning, when do you anticipate 1.1? When did you submit the update? I thought that updates were generally processed a bit faster than brand new app submissions...
- seanalltogether 16y agoThe are and they aren't. General updates still take 15 days to review. The only fastracking is if they reject it for an easily fixable problem. I'm submitting 1.1 at the end of today depending on any extra bug reports that come in that I'm not aware of.
- allenp 16y agoHopeless: can you suggest a good windows viewer?
- hopeless 16y agoI think it was SequoiaView but I've wiped my Windows laptops so can't be sure.