Paul Schmehl wrote:
--On Friday, June 01, 2007 21:32:55 +0200 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul Schmehl wrote:
--On Friday, June 01, 2007 17:04:16 +0200 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know how to DISABLE the Trash thing in KDE? I'm not a
newbie, and I am decisive about deleting files. I don't need an
annoying 'you can never be sure' functionality. rm -r for life!
// i've seen hacks like chmod 000 .trash, not my choice
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KDE Control Center/File Manager/Behavior/Ask Confirmation For - uncheck
Delete
That's just a confirmation. I prefer to press DEL, then ENTER to delete a
file, SHIFT+DEL isn't so good. Disabling a confirmation does not disable
the Trash thing. You accidentally forget to press SHIFT with DEL, and KDE
starts moving a 12GB file from one partition to my home partition (oh and
it has a 1G capacity). The hack disables writing to the Trash.
How to disable the Move to Trash capability?
That seems a bit different question than your original one.
KDE Control Center/File Manager/Behavior/Show 'Delete' context entries
which bypass the trashcan?
rm .trash; ln -s /dev/null .trash?
Misunderstood. Ultimately I want to patch KDE, so that the word trash has no
meaning, such as removing the trash:/ location, and so on. Just to give a
feeling that I'm in control of my machine. I hate crappy software, or parts of
good software that are crap (useless in this case).
I said I wasn't a newbie: I had spent a considerable time to go through all
settings. Everything is tweaked to my liking (only as much as possible).
Hmm, good hack. Unfortunately, .trash isn't real, trash.desktop is a 'KDE link'
to the KDE trash:/ location, if I'm right. I'll try anyway.
THX, btw.
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