Sweep (sweep-dev-foxx)
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Details for Sweep
Package name
- sweep-dev-foxx
License
- MIT
Last updated
- 5 September 2026 - latest/stable
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Find out what is taking up space, safely
Sweep is a native GTK4/libadwaita disk-usage analyzer for GNOME-based Linux desktops. It scans any folder you choose and breaks the result down by images, videos, audio, documents, archives, code & config, apps & packages, fonts, and data/model files; finds developer/project caches (node_modules, Python virtualenvs, build folders, and npm, yarn, pnpm, Gradle, Maven and Composer caches, among others) that tooling can safely recreate; finds duplicate files by content (verified with a SHA-256 hash, not just name or size); and highlights large files you have not touched in a while.
Nothing is deleted until you explicitly choose to, and deletion goes to the desktop Trash by default (permanent delete is opt-in). A hard, code-level safety policy additionally refuses to delete browser profile and cache data — Google Chrome, Chromium, Firefox, Brave, Microsoft Edge, Vivaldi, Opera/Opera GX and Electron-based apps — a fixed set of critical system directories, and any path you mark excluded yourself. This check runs inside the single delete function every button in the app calls, including permanent delete, so there is no code path that bypasses it.
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