Having done some investigating, I find that in 4 previous distros I have installed (all Lubuntu), none has had root:root as owners of ~/.local/share/Trash
Since the contents of the files directory in that folder in my current Debian install are files that would originally have been in a sub-directory of a system directory, they would have had to be trashed from a sudo-invoked FM; it is at least possible that the trashing caused ownership to change to root:root. However... Most of the files I trash are in my personal directories, in my data partition, and would (should) end up in the /data/.Trash-1000 trash, which as you can see, is owned by me. Unless Caja was trying to trash the files by copying them from the data partition to the system partition trash folder, I cannot see how it had difficulty trashing them. Can anyone enlighten me?
