When deleting files with KDE apps the deleted files will not go to the trash, instead they go to home/.local/share/trash/files where you have to use the terminal or nautilus to delete them, else you will have a full harddrive in no time, atleast if you are deleting large files like movies and so on. /Per On 3/5/06, Bryan S. Tyson wrote:

On Sunday 05 March 2006 11:56 am, Peter Van Lone wrote:

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And can we use the KDE apps in gnome (or the other way around)? If both gnome and KDS desktops are installed, are there any conflicts or problems?

Yes, you can run Gnome apps in KDE and vice versa. I have never noticed any conflicts or problems.

Bryan

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No, not if they not are there and the trash bin on my desktop is empty. On 3/5/06, James Knott wrote:

Per Kustemo wrote:

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When deleting files with KDE apps the deleted files will not go to the trash, instead they go to home/.local/share/trash/files where you have to use the terminal or nautilus to delete them, else you will have a full harddrive in no time, atleast if you are deleting large files like movies and so on.

Or, you could just right click on the trash can and select "Empty Trash Bin".

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On Sun, 2006-03-05 at 23:37 +0100, Per Kustemo wrote:

No, not if they not are there and the trash bin on my desktop is empty.

On 3/5/06, James Knott wrote:

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Per Kustemo wrote:

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When deleting files with KDE apps the deleted files will not go to the trash, instead they go to home/.local/share/trash/files where you have to use the terminal or nautilus to delete them, else you will have a full harddrive in no time, atleast if you are deleting large files like movies and so on.

Or, you could just right click on the trash can and select "Empty Trash Bin".

Try using SHIFT+Del when deleting in KDE, it ought to bypass the trash bin altogether.

actually it is: home/LOGIN/.local/share/Trash/files or ~/.local/share/Trash/files

and mine was empty, because when I use Konqueror to delete files, I use SHIFT-DEL. when you do that it bypasses the trashcan, but you better be SURE, because you can't get it back once it is deleted!

This is not completely true since the files are recoverable if retrieved before they get overwritten. Example: grep -a -B 10 -A 200 'search_pattern' /dev/hda3 >> file See the link below for details. http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Hardware/ReiserFS_Data_Recovery_...