Or, more generally, what is the syntax of the commands such as exo-open --launch WebBrowser %u ?
Using Ubuntu 11.10, I accidentally deleted a file that was approximately 700 MB. I tried to find it in the in following locations, but couldn't:
/home/user/.local/share
/home/user/ <-- there was no folder .Trash
/home/user/Desktop/ <-- there was no folder .Trash
So where did .Trash go in Ubuntu 11.10 onward? I use the Gnome environment.
gnome-open is typically used to open files from the CLI using their associated mime-type handler.
It doesn't appear to be installed by default anymore in 12.04. The errata has not been well documented or at least I have yet to find it.
I have multiple users on my home desktop. I am content with most of the default user directories, however I would like to make one change.
I would like to setup a common directory for Music (ie /home/common/Music/) that is writable to all users and Nautilus/Dolphin/whatever recognizes as the user's Music directory.
I know that it would involve changing the xdg user directory setup, but everything I see points that it is relative to the user's $HOME. Is there a way I can specify an absolute path?
I remember the nice mv somefile ~/.Trash command but that folder does not exist on newer Ubuntus. Does anyone know why?