A recent update (Ubuntu 10.04) has caused my Trash bin to be renamed to "Rubbish Bin".. I don't like this new name. How can I change it?
I've tried: gconf-editor -> apps/nautilus/desktop -> trash_icon_name
but that didn't work.
Also, $HOME/.config/user-dirs.dirs
has no entry for the Trash directory...
Shift-Delete
my rubbish files.. For me, myTrash-1000
is solely for my potentially recycleable files. I can happily live with 'trash', as here it loosely means hard-rubbish, and "trash it!" means "destroy or wreck it, or chuck it out!" ... but I don't want to go rummaging through my rubbish :)locale
values being set to US (now), this lineexport LANGUAGE="en_US:en"
in my~/.profile
has no effect, and I still wind up withLANGUAGE="en_AU:en"
in my bashlocale
output. So something seems to be changingLANGUAGE
to AU after~/.profile
is run, but I don't know where. It isn't in my/bashrc
... and this has only happened since I rebooted yesterday (after updating 2-3 days ago)...