XnView Software

In the meanwhile I deinstalled xnview mp and reinstalled it in a repository's flatpak version.

First it worked fine with the recycle bin, but not for long, as before.

Now I found some strange hidden files named .fusexxxxxxxxx (xxxxxxxx= different numbers and letters) in the directory I deleted ...

My Pictures are on a Partition of the main drive, which I can reach as D: out of windows, if I need, or normally out of Linux as a partition drive named "Daten".

In the meanwhile the problem was back, I de- and reinstalled xnview over "Anwendungsverwaltung", now as a flatpak, and then the recycle ...

I was very, very pleased, but unfortunatedly not for long:
After a time of correct function the problem is back...

Rainer

The Problem is solved, finally:

In the Linux-Mint-Users board I received this tip:

> Benenne versuchsweise den Ordner ~/.config/xnviewmp um zu z.B.: xnviewmp.alt.
> Starte dann XnViewMP und schau ob du Bilder nun löschen kannst.

English translation:

> Try renaming the folder ~/.config/xnviewmp ...

It's me again.
I still have the problem, that I cant find deleted files in the recycle bin.

Can't anybody help?

Rainer

Today I managed again to get it working by first uncrossing the recycle bin, then restart xniew and re-cross the recycle bin. For a while it worked, but then the problem was back...
I can't imagine why.

Rainer

These are my Trash Properties:

I meant the same Problem the users above have:

If a photo is deleted, it does NOT appear in the recyle bin and so it cannot be restored, if needed. The option "Delete in recycle bin" IS crossed.

Rainer

I have the same problem on xnview mp Version 1.4.1 64bits (Jan 13 2023) and I already had it on previous versions.
OS is Linux Mint.

Refreshing the recycle bin, as mentioned above, unfortunately does not work.

I tried to uncross the recyle bin and restart xnview, then cross again the recyle bin ...