>I guess it is time to implement the 'wastebasket' idea on linux users $HOME. I think not - but if you want to, and know a little shell programming, you can do it in an easy way: either write a shell function or an alias: alias rem='mv $HOME/.trash' and if you want to "empty" your trash, you'd just rm all stuff in $HOME/.trash. If you want to use the name "rm" for this, you'd either differentiate between being in $HOME/.trash or unalias it and alias it again afterwards. And, of course, you could use KDE / GNOME with a trash icon... Britta ************ [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.linuxchix.org
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