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Old 06-04-2023, 06:10 AM   #53
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Originally Posted by lostinlodos View Post
Maybe some of you never used older systems where deletion was one step and permanent… or forgot.
But yes I generally empty the trash as soon as I add files to it.
My Linux File Manager has a Delete command that actually deletes if I want to bypass trash. I think Windows Explorer has an option to bypass Recycle and instantly delete (Shift Del?). A quick search suggests three ways to avoid Trash on Mac OS. One involves disabling it. Another is to hold Option Key in Mac File Manager. A third is a utility.


So why add files to Trash to delete them? Can be avoided on Linux, Mac and Windows.

Also the Calibre caltrash is like a sort of cache if set to 1 day. It's obsessive to worry about that.
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