This may be associated with the fact that I have my home directory on a different file system from root. With Ubuntu 12.04 it would simply say you cannot move files to trash and would ask if you would like to delete them instead. With 15.10 it crashes Nautilus or Thunar instead of offering that option. With 15.10 you can get around this problem by enabling "Delete" in preferences and then using Shift-Delete to delete files.
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