Comment 19 for bug 118988
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| Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado (dervishd) wrote | #19 |
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(Get the code!)
While this is fixed, you may want to try my solution: go to the Configuration Editor and check the options
/desktop/
/apps/nautilus/
Now you can change the key accelerator for any menu entry in Gnome and you have a *real* delete menu entry in Nautilus. After that, go to Nautilus and change the accelerator for "Delete" and "Move to Trash". Set <Delete> for "Delete" and <Shift>+<Delete> for "Move to Trash". This way, pressing the <Delete> key will really delete the item instead of moving it to the Trashcan.
I find this useful for removable drives, specially. The ".Trash-1000" directory is annoying and in fact it's a very bad idea for newbies, who find their pendrives full when there are no files present...