Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: eog
(no apport - it failed to ever complete after over a minute, and btw,
the cancel button on it doesn't work)
not a dupe of #42571, since that's supposedly fixed - despite reports to
the contrary since the claimed fix...
also not a dupe of #192629, since that says "can't move to trash" and
then offers delete.
eog in current 9.10 does neither. file on ntfs partition cannot be moved
to trash in eog, and can't be deleted outright because eog is also
ignoring the preferences specified in nautilus to allow real deletes,
and has no such option of its own.
file is 777, and can be rm'd from a terminal. *nautilus* exhibits the
(correct) behavior of 192629. eog is simply broken.
> "Error on deleting image <foo bar.tga>"
> "Couldn't access trash."
as an aside, eog also whines for confirmation of "move to TRASH", which
is about as redundant and user-time-wasteful as you can get. how many
prompts do you need for a RECOVERABLE action?
** Affects: eog (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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delete does not work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/526925
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