JDiskReport enables you to understand how much space the files and directories consume on your disk drives, and it helps you find obsolete files and folders.

The tool analyses your disk drives and collects several statistics which you can view as overview charts and details tables.

This is ad-free uncrippled no-charge binary multi-platform software that never expires.

Go Client.

Go is different from many games in that the rules are quite simple, but actually applying these rules to play can be confusing, and playing well usually takes years to achieve! In this tutorial we will attempt to quickly and easily show how to play a game of go, so that you can then log on to the Kiseido Go Server and play against other beginners.

Each page of this tutorial will describe one concept from the game of go, and most pages will have either an interactive demonstration or a quiz at the bottom. Hopefully you will enjoy learning go and will continue to enjoy playing once you are done. Have fun!

soapUI is a free and open source desktop application for inspecting, invoking, developing, simulating/mocking and functional/load/compliance testing of web services over HTTP. soapUI Pro is an extended version with professional support and extended functionality.

1. Read the Feature Overview and soapUI Pro comparison.
2. Download the latest soapUI release from sourceforge or soapUI Pro Trial from eviware.com.
3. Read Getting Started and the User Guide for detailed information on how to use soapUI and soapUI Pro
4. You can also start the latest soapUI/soapUI Pro versions with Java WebStart by clicking one of the buttons below

GanttProject is a free and easy to use Gantt chart based project scheduling and management tool. Our major features include:

• Task hierarchy and dependencies
• Gantt chart
• Resource load chart
• Generation of PERT chart
• PDF and HTML reports
• MS Project import/export
• WebDAV based groupwork

Home: http://www.pmilne.net/SuDoku

Phil Milne, a long-time team Swing developer (he authored JTable), has written a (free!) desktop version of the popular Japanese number placement game called Su Doku. Interestingly, the mobile J2ME version of the game is based on the same game engine code as desktop one.Phil sent us a brief description of both of them: The web started Su Doku game is small (about 130K) although the application sports hints, undo, (including - take me back to where I made a mistake!), load/save and a variety of display modes, from the classic newspaper format to glitzy gems. It comes with over 200 games built-in but can provide hints for puzzles loaded from newspapers.

More info at www.pmilne.net/SuDoku. Also available for mobiles from www.sudokugems.com.