** Description changed: - Run Nautilus/Nemo with gksudo. - create a file/folder in /root. - Right-Click and choose "Move to Trash" --> the file disappears as expected. - some days later ... - Run Nautilus/Nemo with gksudo. - Click on Trash --> error message: Content of »trash:///« cannot be displayed. The files can be found in /root/.local/share/Trash/ or in case of external volume in .Trash-0/. - IMO, if user can successfully move files to trash, there should be a - reliable trash access to recover or finally delete files. + IMO, if user can successfully move files to trash, there should be a reliable trash access to recover or finally delete files. + Otherwise, "Move to Trash" should be disabled in case of gksudo.
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