Closed Uhter closed 8 months ago
Check aliases:
$ alias
This is the first I did, but I have not alias with "cd".
And if I run cd ..
in another terminal, the command work well. That the reason why I think this is a Tilix issue. But…
there may be other leads.
I found the answer in this Askubuntu message! "This happens when you delete a directory using GUI or outside the terminal. But in the terminal, you are still in the directory you have deleted recently."
So, this not a Tillix issue but a human issue: me! Sorry for that.
@Uhter if this is not an actual issue, could you close it please?
I would like but how can I do? I'm not admin.
As the author of the issue you should have the ability to close it. You should have the following buttons under the comment box at the bottom of this issue thread:
Do you see something different?
Wow! I've never seen that button before. Maybe 'cause I never needed it :)
Tx @waldyrious
Hi everybody,
The
cd ..
command doesn't work as expected. It always change to ~/.local/share/Trash/files directory. I think I'm the only one, but what can I do please?(Tilix v1.9.5-11, on Manjaro Linux and Xfce)
[EDIT] This is NOT an issue!