Adding a trash can to Linux with trash-cli

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Adding a trash can to Linux with trash-cli

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Settoletto 🍤@fed.dyne.orgM to

🪐 Planet Dyne.org@fed.dyne.org · 9 months ago

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There is no trash can for the Linux CLI. rm removes the data permanently, and there is practically no way of recovering deleted files reliably. trash-cli fills this role and lets you 'trash' files and

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