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 Cry me a river. Linux users are under 2% of all desktop OS users, and linux users than run window managers rather than desktop environments are under 2% of all linux users. Do you need me to do the math for you? |
Nobody is crying boy. Really. Do it or don't, I really couldn't care less, the problem has been long solved as far as I'm concerned. Thanks for confirming it's the app moving the files, not the OS by the way.
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SO you want me to waste my time documenting what is standard behavior everywhere except in your special snowflake land?
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It's a suggestion that may help your users. I really, once again, couldn't give a hair off of your grandmother's chin one way or the other about it.
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Yes, you are. Go back and read your posts.
Once again, common case. TRhe universe is not centered on you.
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Never said it was man. Please quote whatever it is you think I said. As far as I know, people using window manager is a common case. You do so yourself. I asked a question, you replied, I answered and the thread was dead until some yahoos started chiming in trying to say calibre isn't the cause of the files being moved which is rediculous, as you've confirmed. I replied to them and I guess they are your buddies or something cause you decided to jump in. I don't care what you do in regards to your app. Thanks for answering my question regarding the recycle bin and we can move on, I'm not sure what all this is about.
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You get what you deserve.
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Umm, what? Ok. I'll go with that, sure.
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When I decided to setup my own OS environment, I took it upon myself to learn about and assume responsibility for, all aspects of it. Something you would greatly benefit from.
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You don't know what you are talking about. It's so bad, its laughable.
If I didn't do and was competent in all of the above, why would I have even been in a position to find and ask about your hidden dir in the first place?
Thanks for moving deleted files into hidden directories with no notification to the users. It's fine. Whatever other weirdness your app may do will, of course, be found and dealt with and hopefully forums like this will continue to serve as information for those use cases that need it.
You do realize that quote deals with projection, not reflection, don't you?