Open ishusain opened 2 months ago
So after using 'r-linux' data recovery tool, I could track the deleted files and find them in '~/.local/share/Trash/files/'. Just moving them to 'home/' solved the problem.
Anyway, I insist that RNote should have a pop-up dialog warning the user about this.
Yes, agreed. At least when trashing folders that are not empty. It's too easy to accidentally do that currently
I'll have a go at this if that's fine with everyone :) Can't promise a time frame though, I'll have to learn to deal with GTK first.
Describe the bug
I deleted the 'Documents' directory from the Default Workspace, corresponding to '~/Documents' linux directory.
The directory was permanently deleted, and not even a user dialog warning about this was issued.
The deleted directory wasn't moved to the Trash bin, it was permanently deleted.
I tried recovering it with the Linux tool 'testdisk' without success.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The deleted directory should have been moved to the Trash bin, or at least warn me that it was going to be permanently deleted.
Console Output
I can't provide the output because I turned off the computer to try to recover the deleted data with 'testdisk' Linux utility. I'm afraid that turning it on again will overwrite the unallocated disk sectors that were originally occupied by the deleted data.
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