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- “macOS has been here” “how can you tell?” “.DS_Store” - Desktop.ini,- desktop.ini,- DESKTOP.INIor some other fucked up casing
 
- auto installing in the home directory is like walking into someone’s house and putting your feet up on their table. so rude. - I’ve seen some programs put their shit in - ~/Documentswhich is even worse.- Windows vibes 
- This nonsense is why I’ve never set my XDG_HOME_DIRS to their actual values. A convenient button in file browsers isn’t worth the intrusion. 
 
 
- I’d like to know which one is creating /.Trash-1000. Yes, at the root folder. No, I don’t have any other OS installed in this system but linux - You should be able to set a watch using the Linux Audit system (which - home-watcheralso uses). Try something like this- sudo auditctl -w /.Trash-1000 -p rwxa -k trash_monitor- You should then be able to search for events in the logs with - sudo ausearch -k trash_monitor
- The kde default explorer dolphin does. 
 It creates them at the root of separate partitions (or maybe only network mounts).
 Basically as a fallback to moving it slowly into a local trash.- You probably have the system mounted elsewhere and are accessing it remotely with dolphin would be my guess. - Last time I encountered it I found no good solution, it’s very anyoing. 
 Best workaround is to create a file of the same name as the folder, that way at least it stays empty.
 
- Nice, I’ve wanted something like this many times now. 
- …and than… what? Ask them nicely to stop? - *bonk* go to firejail 
- Configuration time! 
 







