Trash bin?

[fullmetalgerbil]

So, when I delete a file using PCMan is it automatically rm'd-or does it go to some kind of trash folder? I'm just asking to make sure, as I haven't been able to locate any trash bin and I just want to know if I'm missing something. Actually, I'd prefer that if I click "delete" the file just gets nuked, period, without hanging around in some trash bin purgatory. But, like I said, I just want to make sure.
Thanks in advance.

[maces]

Hi

Currently there is no trash bin support in PCManFM.

maces

[mchlbk]

I'd really like the trash can though.

Any idea on how to create a trash can on LXDE?

[maces]

It's already in development, if you are familiar with C, please help .

maces

[submax]

i work on trash support for pcmanfm 0.5.1 with trash-cli tool

This patch work but i not known to solve problem for update icon trash every time that remove and restore is run...

[tarapozan]

There is a libtrash I cannot figure out how to make it work.
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[amjjawad]

The latest version of PCManFM is 0.9.9 and there is support for Trash Bin.

[sigur]

The latest version of PCManFM is 0.9.9 and there is support for Trash Bin.

When I click on the trash can icon the folder trash:/// shows nothing. But I can check in terminal that there are files in my Trash folder.

Maybe there is some wrong trash.desktop file somewhere?


Could you help me?

[seppalta]

The trash folder is at .local/share/Trash/files. It should contain same files as what you see clicking on "Trash" in the pcmanfm places menu: trash:///.