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I switched to KDE yesterday after over a year in ratpoison, and am very pleased with the response speed of everything.
However, one irritation exists: after spending some time logged in, choosing to either delete some file(s) or empty the trash can takes about 3 minutes - the 'Progress' dialog appears, stays on 0%, then several minutes later it closes and the action is completed. :shock:
What could be causing this delay?
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try rm from command line
use rm -r for folders
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I switched to KDE yesterday after over a year in ratpoison, and am very pleased with the response speed of everything.
However, one irritation exists: after spending some time logged in, choosing to either delete some file(s) or empty the trash can takes about 3 minutes - the 'Progress' dialog appears, stays on 0%, then several minutes later it closes and the action is completed. :shock:
What could be causing this delay?
I too have noticed this behavior, and it only occurs in Arch, not in Fedora Core 5, Slackware 11, Centos 4.3, Mepis 6, Debian Etch, or Kubuntu 6.06.
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What filesystem do you use?
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What filesystem do you use?
ext3
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I would also like to know about this. ext3 also.
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Same here...reiserfs
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I deleted the files in ~/.local/share/Trash/files/ which seems to have helped. Could be a possible solution, please try and post if it helps.
edit: forgot 'if' in the last sentence :oops:
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yep... this issue has been menioned before but its still here
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I too have noticed this behavior, and it only occurs in Arch, not in Fedora Core 5, Slackware 11, Centos 4.3, Mepis 6, Debian Etch, or Kubuntu 6.06.
I have noticed that but when using Slackware 10.2, not in arch.
Maybe it's not a problem of Arch but KDE's.
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Yes, I had the same problem in Slack10.2. I think what causes it is some files in the thrash bin might not have proper permissions to be deleted. Havent tested but I think rm also works like that, if theres one file in a folder that you dont own and you try to rm it, rm says permission denied and doesnt delete the other files either
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