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Partly bug / partly question(?)
Don't crucify me, at the moment the output of .trash is:
This is probably a custom directory on your system.
You can move the file to XDG_DATA_HOME/trash.
My question is: If that is also relevant to macOS, or is it Linux only? If it's Linux only, it needs to be fixed.
On macOS, the .trash folder is the user's system-trash folder.
Thanks
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I'm not 100% sure, but I couldn't find any documentation on how to move the folder. As it's treated as a special folder under MacOS, I think it can not be moved.
Partly bug / partly question(?)
Don't crucify me, at the moment the output of .trash is:
My question is: If that is also relevant to macOS, or is it Linux only? If it's Linux only, it needs to be fixed.
On macOS, the .trash folder is the user's system-trash folder.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: