Actually exactly what you want is already enabled with
/apps/nautilus/preferences/enable_delete
configuration key (checkbox also exists in my nautilus preferences dialog).
The only thing you probably miss is Windows-like behavior where SHIFT-DELETE is
replaced with DELETE keyboard key and used to delete the file instead of moving
it to the Trash.
It's about another shourtcut key, BUT after enabling the config
(.../enable_delete) you can replace the default SHIFT-DELETE with just DELETE
key (follow the guide and press DELETE twice: once to delete the previous key
and second time to set the DELETE key itself).
After that, pressing delete on any file/folder will bring the delete
confirmation dialog, after accepting it the selected items will be deleted
permanently.
Actually exactly what you want is already enabled with preferences/ enable_ delete
/apps/nautilus/
configuration key (checkbox also exists in my nautilus preferences dialog).
The only thing you probably miss is Windows-like behavior where SHIFT-DELETE is
replaced with DELETE keyboard key and used to delete the file instead of moving
it to the Trash.
Look at this guide:
http:// www.rolfs. no/2007/ 11/19/how- do-you- disable- the-ctrlt- %E2%80% 98move- to-trash% E2%80%99- keyboard- shortcut- in-gnomenautilu s/
It's about another shourtcut key, BUT after enabling the config
(.../enable_delete) you can replace the default SHIFT-DELETE with just DELETE
key (follow the guide and press DELETE twice: once to delete the previous key
and second time to set the DELETE key itself).
After that, pressing delete on any file/folder will bring the delete
confirmation dialog, after accepting it the selected items will be deleted
permanently.