• I’m not sure to have understand your comment about “Consistent support for trashing on mounts besides the one containing your home directory”. Could you explain to me what is the problem you see in the Trash Spec?

    Thanks

  • I’m not sure to have understand your comment about “Consistent support for trashing on mounts besides the one containing your home directory”. Could you explain to me what is the problem you see in the Trash Spec?

    Thanks

  • Hi, Andrea. I just meant that the Trash specification leaves open a large number of decisions for the implementation, particularly with regard to top directory trashing on non-home mounts. The number of conditionals in the “Trash directories” section is large. Some of these are understandable, but others appear to be superfluous, such as the existence of both .Trash and .Trash-$uid.

  • Hi, Andrea. I just meant that the Trash specification leaves open a large number of decisions for the implementation, particularly with regard to top directory trashing on non-home mounts. The number of conditionals in the “Trash directories” section is large. Some of these are understandable, but others appear to be superfluous, such as the existence of both .Trash and .Trash-$uid.