Thank You, SoftKing! DiskRaptor Reviewed in Traditional Chinese
A big 謝謝 to SoftKing (軟體王) in Taiwan for the wonderfully detailed Traditional Chinese review of DiskRaptor! Seeing our open-source project described so carefully — and recommended as the 首選免費方案 (top free choice) in its category — means a lot to us.
What the review highlighted
The SoftKing team wrote a comprehensive feature-by-feature walkthrough, covering the things we care most about:
- Rust + Tauri architecture — a parallel scanning engine that harnesses multi-core CPUs
- Blazing scan speed — 12,109,741 files, 100,292 directories and 561.21 GB scanned in just 22.77 seconds
- Virtual TreeView — up to 20 million nodes without lag, rendering only visible rows
- Interactive charts — pie, treemap and bar charts that jump to the file tree on click
- Privacy first — 100% local scanning, no telemetry, no tracking, no cloud
- 25 languages — including full Traditional Chinese with automatic system-language detection
- Built-in tools — S.M.A.R.T. health monitoring, trash recovery, duplicate finder, one-click cleanup, empty-folder removal
- The Galaxy View — the 3D visualization that presents your disk as stars, planets and satellites
"A benchmark for scan speed and interface fluidity"
The review's summary (總結) was genuinely humbling: it describes DiskRaptor as redefining the standard for scan speed and interface fluidity in its category — fast, lightweight, open source, privacy-focused and cross-platform, with complete 25-language localization. That's exactly the vision we started with.
Great for our Chinese-speaking users
We're especially happy that the review emphasizes the complete Traditional Chinese localization. DiskRaptor detects your system language on first launch — a Chinese Windows, macOS or Linux system gets a fully Chinese interface right away, with no mixed-language text.
Thank you, SoftKing — and thanks to everyone in Taiwan and beyond who discovered DiskRaptor through this review. 💙
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