Daniel Milde

Daniel Milde is an independent Czech developer whose small but focused catalog is built around gdu, a cross-platform disk-usage analyzer written in Go. Intended as a modern replacement for the venerable ncdu, gdu exploits goroutines and a terminal UI to deliver near-instant scans of local or mounted volumes, presenting results as an interactive tree that can be sorted, filtered and pruned on the fly. System administrators invoke it when log volumes balloon, DevOps teams wire it into CI pipelines to catch runaway artifacts, and desktop users rely on its intuitive navigation to reclaim SSD space without leaving the command line. Because the binary is statically compiled and ships as a single executable, it drops cleanly into everything from Alpine containers to Windows workstations, making it a lightweight companion to heavier graphical cleaners. The utility’s keyboard-driven workflow, optional export formats and built-in delete commands mirror the conventions of classic *nix tools while adding contemporary speed and Unicode visuals. Daniel Milde’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always install the latest release, and can be queued together with other applications for unattended batch installation.