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Btw, this is not actually deleted, but put in the trash can. But it seems that this hotkey is not good for many people. It may be changed in the next version.
by night_cat 2y ago
Btw, this is not actually deleted, but put in the trash can.
But it seems that this hotkey is not good for many people. It may be changed in the next version. Thanks for your feedback.
- ghostly_s 2y agoI use a number of apps where ctrl-d is a common non-destructive shortcut, and can't recall ever encountering one where it was used for delete.
- 2024throwaway 2y agok9s does a delete for ctrl+d
- gray_-_wolf 2y agoWith a prompt, asking for confirmation if I recall correctly...
- opan 2y agoIn ranger, dd is cut/mv and dD is delete, but dD on one file spawns a command with :delete typed in so you have to hit enter to pull the trigger, and doing it with multiple files has the same behavior plus adds a y/N prompt asking if you're sure you want to delete those specific files. This is enough friction to prevent most mishaps, but not enough to be annoying. I would suggest taking inspiration from this.
- behnamoh 2y agoHow do I undo CTRL-d deletes? I almost deleted all my home dir...
- night_cat 2y agoI am so sorry to hear about that:( You can go to "~/.local/share/Trash" all files that you deleted are at there