Konqueror delete unification
Jos van den Oever
kdelists at vandenoever.info
Tue Jul 15 19:16:47 BST 2003
On Sunday 13 July 2003 23:39, Koos Vriezen wrote:
> Iirc, ms has a trash on each partion (can't be done with linux) and
> default not to trash for remote files. Also toggling this with shift del
> is a nice feature.
When moving a file called 'file' to trash, one could rename it to something
like '.file.to_be_deleted' (but keep it in the same directory) and add the
name of the file to a list of files that are in the trash. When accessing a
directory with konqueror, the files which match '.*.to_be_deleted' should be
added to the trash list if the current user is allowed to delete them.
This has these advantages.
- no files are moved to another partition
- no name clashes in the trash
- it is almost always possible to rename a file
- scheme works for directories with access for multiple users
- no need for a seperate trash for each parititon
- it's verbose: users not using konqi will understand the filename appendage
- it's easy
Best regards, Jos
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