https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=386460
--- Comment #1 from Wyatt Childers <dark...@nearce.com> --- (In reply to Wyatt Childers from comment #0) > Currently dolphin's trash system feels incredibly sluggish by default on > many distributions. I feel this has a negative impact on a lot of new users > -- and potentially unknowing experienced users -- in regards to their > feeling about dolphin and KDE in general. > > I think this situation could be remedied a couple of different ways: > - Switch defaults so that dolphin operates on a 30 day time frame cleanup, > rather than a disk % > - Change the limiting system to be handed by a background job; so > effectively when you delete a file, it would be immediately moved, but then > in the background, something would be tasked with cleanup the necessary > amount of disk space from the trash soon after. This would allow the user to > get instant feedback, and the enforcement of the disk space limit would then > happen seamlessly in the background, without any impact to user experience. Actually upon further testing, it seems the time based trash enforcement is subject to the same performance penalties, and could benefit from the proposed changes to disk space limiting. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
