Public bug reported:
I want to copy some files to my USB key but Nautilus File Manager says
"error when copying to /media/usbdisk - Target has not enough free
space".
So I delete enough file and try again. But it does not work even if I
delete all files. I have to empty the trash and then it works.
But how can the user know that he must empty the trash? The error
message says "not enough free space" and I guessed it means "delete
something to recover space" but not "empty the trash".
The trash seems to be on the key and user-related. If the trash is full
by another user files, will I be able to empty the trash to copy my
files on my USB key ?
Dapper 6.06, Gnome 2.14.3
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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My USB key seems full, problem
https://launchpad.net/bugs/58395
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