Am Mittwoch, 9. Februar 2005 18:46 schrieb Rob van Riel: > Mostly, I like the KDE environment, but there's one part of it I > really, really hate: the trashcan. When I delete a file, I want it > gone, out of my system, off my harddisk. I don't want it lurking in > some obscure directory, waiting to get in the way should I wish to > delete another file with the same name, and taking up space. I know > there's an option in konqueror to bypass the trashcan, but I want > this to be the default action when I hit delete. Is there any way to > accomplish that, or better yet, get rid of the entire trashcan > altogether? > > Thanks for any help How about emptying the trashcan automatically on every login? Save the attached file into your Autostart folder and make it executable. Should work with all versions. I prefer this over either having to click "OK" anytime I delete s/th or to every now and then delete s/th for good that I didn't intend to delete. Rainer
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