Le 30 janvier, 10:20:05 MERLIN Philippe a écrit :
> Hello,
> My main folder named "Perso" has become a trash, if I
> look at the properties of the folder its name is always
> "Perso". Besides now I have two trash files. What can I
> do to correct this anomaly .
&
Hello,
My main folder named "Perso" has become a trash, if I
look at the properties of the folder its name is always
"Perso". Besides now I have two trash files. What can I
do to correct this anomaly .
Philippe Merlin
hen query for the package name)
Actual bug-reporting in Debian is done using an email interface, but
reportbug-ng starts your mail client and fills in the necessary information.
Btw. it never hurts to also check the upstream KDE bugtracker:
https://bugs.kde.org/buglist.cgi?product=kio&componen
D. R. Evans said the following at 12/01/2013 10:10 AM :
>
> Because this machine has 2TB disks, I configured the trash to use only 1% of
> the drive, with "Delete oldest files from trash" set when the limit was
> reached.
>
> However, when I did this, it seemed
I recently installed the 64-bit KDE desktop version of wheezy on my main
desktop machine.
Because this machine has 2TB disks, I configured the trash to use only 1% of
the drive, with "Delete oldest files from trash" set when the limit was reached.
However, when I did this, it seeme
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For a long, long time, I had to delete the ~/Mail/trash file by hand,
because it would not compact.
Then, for a few months last year, compacting worked.
Now, it doesn't work again. I had to delete an 87MB trash file by
hand.
So I receive
Hi!
I've kde running and here the setting is in
~/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
$ grep "Trash" /home/ulrich/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
Trash=$HOME/Desktop/Trash/
hth
Ulrich
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ile
> manager. When I delete a file in konqueror, the files are actually
> moved to trash:/ Now I am not using kde as a desktop, so I find it
> difficult to empty the trash can.
Under Settings->Configure Konqueror->Behaviour, there is an option to
"Show 'Delete' m
thanks. that was very helpful.
On 8/5/05, Alejandro Exojo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> El Viernes, 5 de Agosto de 2005 19:49, j j escribió:
> > can I empty trash can from a terminal? Can I use xffm to delete kde
> > trash:/ ? Which directory is trash:/ stored in? xftra
On Friday 05 August 2005 19:49, j j wrote:
> can I empty trash can from a terminal? Can I use xffm to delete kde
I think there is a commandline tool called ktrash.
Cheers,
Kevin
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El Viernes, 5 de Agosto de 2005 19:49, j j escribió:
> can I empty trash can from a terminal? Can I use xffm to delete kde
> trash:/ ? Which directory is trash:/ stored in? xftrash4 seems to be
> a different trash can.
KDE's trash, follows the Free Desktop trash specif
Hi
My desktop is xfce4 but I like to use konqueror as my main file
manager. When I delete a file in konqueror, the files are actually
moved to trash:/ Now I am not using kde as a desktop, so I find it
difficult to empty the trash can.
can I empty trash can from a terminal? Can I use xffm to
rote:
> > Attached is a viewing of two Trash icons on my KDE 3.4.1 desktop.
> > Included in the screenshot are different property windows.
> >
> > Can someone please explain this bit of weirdness? Why are there two
> > instead of one?
>
> The one on the rig
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Robert Tilley
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Attached is a viewing of two Trash icons on my KDE 3.4.1 desktop.
> Included in the screenshot are different property windows.
>
> Can someone please explain this bit of weirdness? Why are th
Attached is a viewing of two Trash icons on my KDE 3.4.1 desktop. Included in
the screenshot are different property windows.
Can someone please explain this bit of weirdness? Why are there two instead
of one?
Thanks, Bob
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if
it is
possible to delete the emails in the server when i empty my trash. I
didn't
find the option like "delete on empty trash" !
Thx.
Hi,
I'm using KMail, and parametered my pop-accounts, but I want to know if it is
possible to delete the emails in the server when i empty my trash. I didn't
find the option like "delete on empty trash" !
Thx.
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On Saturday 10 January 2004 21:33, Antiphon wrote:
> Try deleting the .directory. It will be recreated for you and should
> fix the problem.
The .directory is recreated, but KDE still thinks that the trash is full
although ~/Desktop/Trash *is* empty apart from .directory.
Michael
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Try deleting the .directory. It will be recreated for you and should fix the
problem.
On Saturday 10 January 2004 02:59 pm, Michael Schuerig wrote:
> Since one of the recent updates the trash bin is always displayed with a
> full icon on my desktop, but there are no files in ~/Desktop
Since one of the recent updates the trash bin is always displayed with a
full icon on my desktop, but there are no files in ~/Desktop/Trash
(apart from .directory).
The Icon setting in .directory is stuck at
Icon=trashcan_full
and apparently is not updated when the bin is emptied.
Is this
When I right-click on my trash bin icon on the desktop, there is no
option for emptying the trash bin. I'm running KDE 3.1. There is a "move
to trash" option, but i don't exactly want to do that! :)
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Am Montag, 23. April 2001 19:18 schrieb honest brad:
> I dont like desktop icons, and I am wondering if there is a way to get rid
> of the trash icon on the desktop. I added a line to my startup script that
> deletes the trash directory i
I dont like desktop icons, and I am wondering if there is a way to get rid of
the trash icon on the desktop. I added a line to my startup script that
deletes the trash directory in my home directory, however I was wondering if
there was a cleaner way to do it. Also, my roommate was wondering
anyone noticed that when you empty the trash bin (with the right mouseclick
menu), it doesn't delete the "hidden" files (starting with a "." ) ?
is this for a reason or is this a bug ?
P.
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