Re: Trash Can in Naughtilus?

[Miles Lane <miles amazon com>]

I would certainly want a Nautilus trash can to be optionally displayed.
I usually either right-mouseclick and select delete from the context 
menu or simply select a desktop icon and hit the delete key.  

One of the Window$ adjustments I have always made is turning off the
undelete feature.  When I delete a file, I want to know it's really
gone and the respective hard drive space freed.  

Harry Johnson wrote:
> 
> If this happens, one feature I would like to see that I have not seen in any
> filemanager, is the ability to specify a purge age for the trashcan.  So for
> instance, any file that has been in the trashcan for over a week is
> automatically deleted for good.
> 
> Just a thought,
> -Harry
> 
> Loban Rahman wrote:
> 
> > I was wondering if Naughtilus will have a trash can (or the equivalent)
> > similar to that of Windows or Mac OS. I find it useful to delete files and
> > then later, realize I made a mistake and be able to undelete them.
> >
> > This topic was discussed before in this list, but not in light of
> > Naughtilus, I think.
> >
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