Double commander help full#

Double commander help full#

Perhaps because sdb3 is formated in exFAT, instead of ext4, like the main partition? Yet Thunar has no problem with this, so I guess the hidden command to perform full deletion is something that is beyond the capacity of Total Commander's user settings.Īlso: using the 'Favorites' option, neither filename once in the trash bin, displays the entire path as the name.though they have a number string inserted, as well. But I am curious as to why deletion of all files is not possible, in either arrangement. (FYI, I labeled sdb3 'DRIVE D'.)Īnyway, I'm otherwise pleased with your method, more so than setting both trash bins as a 'favorite' dual pane result.simply because it won't let me delete either. I could only delete the one whose filename did not include the full path. 3 branches 14 tags Code rich2014 UPD: remove unnecessary code, and improve MainForm display b2129d7 5 days ago 10,913 commits. (I guess it masks that from the user, as do most other GUI file managers): They do not possess the same filenames, in the trash bin.which Thunar file manager does not show. Here are the names of the two test files, whose titles indicate on which partition they were located before deletion: Very nice, except on the two test files, which I created on two different partitions, I could only delete the one from the main partition (sdb1). I couldn't delete any files in trash, using the 'Favorites' option, so I thought I'd try your method. Seeing as I have two partitions with, of course, separate trash bins. I finally got around to creating a new icon per your instructions, using parameter 'trash:///'.