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.
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 thisYou should then be able to search for events in the logs with
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.