Re: Trash Can in Naughtilus?

[bob thestuff net]

Yes, but deleteing it 4 times is anoying.
delete. "do you want to delete?" yes.
empty trash. "do you want to empty?" yes.
takes far to long. one verification is enough for me. :)
anyway, being able to disable it would be a very good thing.

Also, we need something other then Trash Can. Gota be unique. :)
Mac=Trash Can
Win=Recycle Bin
KDE=Trash (rather unorigional. :)

How about "Rubbish Heap". (or maybe "Compost Heap") The heap could grow as
you throw stuff onto it. :) 

On 27 Feb 2000, Maciej Stachowiak wrote:

> Loban Rahman <loban@enigma.caltech.edu> writes:
> 
> > 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.
> > 
> 
> Nautilus will support a Trash-type concept that provides undelete.
> 
> It will probably purge periodically. Maybe you will be able to specify
> a maximum amount to keep around too, in which case setting this
> amoung to 0 would effectively disable undelete.
> 
> Personally, I think anyone who disables undelete is crazy, you can
> always pick "empty trash" if you _really_ want to delete the file, and
> having the extra confirmation step is a good thing.
> 
>  - Maciej
> 
> 
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