I just did a google on my little problem and found this
rm -fr /home/user/.trash
That seemed to clean out trash however checking the size of available
space shows no increase in space. I had 24G free originally and despite
deleting some 20G of folder/files, I expected to see 44G of free space
available.
On 18/12/11 04:21 PM, John Lindsay wrote:
Since my upgrade to Squeeze, I have discovered ALL previous deleted
files and folders plus recently deleted (since upgrade) show up in
trash and I can't delete them. I get a 'file operations' window with a
bar graph that says preparing but when checked -- everything is still
there. There is some 20G of folders and files that need to be removed
to free up HD space. Any suggestions?
John
Just checked some files and I as the user have only read only
permission -- I know I should change ownership to read/write -- before
I try this -- 'chown ve3sjv /Desktop/Trash' Is that where Trash
resides and is that the correct format?
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