Compost 1.8.3
Compost is a preference pane and daemon that allows per-user limits on the maximum size and age of trash contents.
It will incrementally purge files to meet those restrictions. Also included are a contextual menu plugin that allows immediate deletion and emptying of the trash on specific volumes, and a replacement for the stock trash Get Info window that actually provides useful information.
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