A little background: Honestly until 2 days ago it had been 6 years since
I have used Linux, but I got SO SICK of Vista which came on my machine.
This is the first bug so far that I have come in contact with while using
Ububtu 8.0.4, which by the way is the best Linux release I have ever seen. Use
ok i got rid of them using this command:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/# rm -rf /home/monkey/.local/share/Trash/files/
created a new "files" folder
everything 'seems' ok. but why would this happen?
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making shortcut to home folder on desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/230600
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what makes even less sense is this dir structure never existed in the
first place in such redundancy. it appeared this way after being put in
the trash. is there a way to get rid of this? there is another one just
like it except it starts as trash:///_monkey.1/desktop/etc
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mins you also these are just copies of the original home folder, not the
original. here is the dir structure of one of them:
trash:///_monkey.2/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Desktop/monkey/Deskt
every time. i even tried to cut/paste from trash back to desktop and
trashed it again. now i have 2 unremovable folders in the trash.
definitely is not an isolated incident.
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making shortcut to home folder on desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/230600
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
instead, it copied the entire user folder to desktop. it stopped, saying
it couldn't copy some certain files in a redundant array of folders like
user/desktop/user/desktop/user/desktop/user/desktop/. and so on.
trashed item because it was onl
