Hi, yesterday I lost all my important data using intrepid. I have a backup so no problem on this side - I just lost some little bit of work.
I am now trying to understand how this happened and need an opinion from somebody who knows how gnome work - to see if I can reproduce an eventual bug or it's just a series of coincidences. I kept all of my file in a directory in the destkop, very stupid - now I see it - but very comfortable when you want to copy all your things in a shot - and see if it doesn't work! I must have pressed DEL by mistake on my keyboard with the desktop focused, and deleted the directory. I probably turned my laptop off immediately after, or more likely it was hibernated. However, I found a directory with the same name in the trash. Now the shocking thing: that directory in the trash is empty. If the procedure to delete a directory in gnome is just to rename it, then this may be a - very serious - kernel bug, possibly related to suspend/hibernate. If there is something more complicated, well... the question to you all is: "is there something more complicated than a rename, to delete a directory in gome, where with 'delete' I mean move to trash by pressing DEL"? Thanks to everybody who will want to shed light on this. Vincenzo -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss
