Send folder to Linux rubbish bin in C#
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I use the FileOperationAPIWrapper that can be found here to move files to the recycle bin on Windows with great success. I'm looking for how to do the same on Linux in C#.
Perhaps the Linux trash is a static folder that I can simply move folders to?
c# linux recycle-bin
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
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I use the FileOperationAPIWrapper that can be found here to move files to the recycle bin on Windows with great success. I'm looking for how to do the same on Linux in C#.
Perhaps the Linux trash is a static folder that I can simply move folders to?
c# linux recycle-bin
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
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Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35
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up vote
1
down vote
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I use the FileOperationAPIWrapper that can be found here to move files to the recycle bin on Windows with great success. I'm looking for how to do the same on Linux in C#.
Perhaps the Linux trash is a static folder that I can simply move folders to?
c# linux recycle-bin
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
I use the FileOperationAPIWrapper that can be found here to move files to the recycle bin on Windows with great success. I'm looking for how to do the same on Linux in C#.
Perhaps the Linux trash is a static folder that I can simply move folders to?
c# linux recycle-bin
c# linux recycle-bin
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
asked Nov 18 at 1:28
Kyle Postlewait
6811
6811
Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35
add a comment |
Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35
Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35
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Not all linux systems have a recycle bin concept.
– Joel Coehoorn
Nov 18 at 1:33
If the folder is static on those that do I could make use of it only if present, or delete straight out if not?
– Kyle Postlewait
Nov 18 at 1:35