Showing posts with label trash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trash. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Trash Indicator for Ubuntu
Trash Indicator for Ubuntu
Ever felt that emptying the trash can in Ubuntu required too many clicks or too much effort?
If so you might be lazy, but the following Trash Can indicator might just prove more in keeping with your workflow�
Trash indicator shows how many items are currently in the trash can, along with a menu item to quickly �empty� the trash, too.
The developer of the applet, Michael J, told us: -
�I�ve never been fond of the big desktop trash icons or one taking up space in a dock, so I have tucked the trash into a nice and tidy indicator. Kind of surprised no-one else has done this already.�
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An easy-to-install .DEB package of Trash Indicator can be downloaded on the official project home @ code.google.com/p/trashindicator/The applet works with Ubuntu 10.04, 10.10 and Ubuntu 11.04.
And all credit to June 10, 2011 OMG Ubuntu
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Sunday, September 3, 2017
Treasure Potion Trash Dash Entry for PW G
Treasure Potion Trash Dash Entry for PW G
Flux over at PowerWord:Gold decided to toss a contest out to all the folks that wanted to take a challenge. Always loving a contest, I rocked one of my favorite farming spots....Ascendants Rise in Hyjal.
Now this contest gave me interest.... Nothing about goldmaking, nothing about your AH, its all about two things. One, you need to use a Potion of Treasure Finding. Two, you have to vendor everything (well, at least get the vendor pricing) for all that you get from mobs.
So I broke down and did it. I used my rogue, but.....I didnt pickpocket on this run, although I originally thought about it, but due to the "return" on time, I decided not to.....For once, I actually farmed non-stop, no rest, no smoke breaks, no beer breaks. Not even a drink. Non-stop farming. And I was pleasantly surprised with the results.....
First off, I never picked this many Tiny Treasure Chests in an hour (21). Never. The rest of the drops seemed around normal. One thing.....In the midst of the hour, I never had to reset my slice and dice. Not once. Non-stop.....
The numbers to the right is just the loot dropped. Not factoring in any Tiny Treasure Loot, as that pic is below. Vendoring everything that dropped, I cleared just over 221g.
Remember, this does not count the gold looted from the mobs (which ended up at 147.5g in case you were wondering- and no blue or epix dropped, just greenies).
Here is the loot from the Tiny Treasure Chests that I picked up:
So to Flux and fellow contestants, my total for the entry is: 296g10s58c
In case you are wondering where, what route, or if my drops are correct, or worse case just want to see Alto running around killing mobs at 8X speed, take the next 8 minutes to see 60 minutes of farming...."Speedy Gonzales Style"
In case you are wondering where, what route, or if my drops are correct, or worse case just want to see Alto running around killing mobs at 8X speed, take the next 8 minutes to see 60 minutes of farming...."Speedy Gonzales Style"
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Thursday, August 31, 2017
Trash cli Manage Trash from Command line in Ubuntu Linux
Trash cli Manage Trash from Command line in Ubuntu Linux
By using a utility named trash-cli you can simply mange Trash from command line
The location of Trash folder in old GNOME version is (~/.Trash), in current versions it is in ~/.local/share/Trash. There is two sub folders named files and info. The files folder contains the files deleted and info directory consists of meta data for each deleted file.
First step, install trash-cli utility
$ sudo apt-get install trash-cli
It installs three commands,
1. list-trash to list down the files in trash
2. trash to move the file to trash
3. restore-trash to restore the file to original path
Usage:
$ trash love.txt ( move the file love.txt to trash folder)
$ list-trash (List the contents of Trash folder)
2011-10-27 22:46:28 /home/abc/love.txt
$ restore-trash love.txt (Restore the file love.txt)
0 2011-10-27 22:46:28 /home/abc/love.txt
What file to restore [0..0]: 0 (if there is more than one file list shows 1 2 3 etc)
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