[Xfce-bugs] [Bug 16515] Unify the location of trash in shortcut and tree views

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https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16515

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--- Comment #1 from alexxcons <alexxcons at xfce.org> ---
(In reply to Jay Philips from comment #0)
> In shortcut view, trash is located under home and above home's child
> folders, while in tree view, it is located below the child folders.
With "home's child folders" you refer to "Pictures, Downloads and Documents" ? 
I dont have these as root elements in the tree view.  So I am not sure what you
mean with "below the child folders" in tree-view.  Can I make these folders
appear in tree-view ? Or do you refer to an opened "home" directory ?

I think your list is lacking some details:

Caja:       Bottom of fixed Places - re-arrangable bookmarks are below
Nemo:     Button of Places, even below the re-arrangable bookmarks
Nautilus: Bottom of fixed Places - re-arrangable bookmarks are below
Thunar:   Bottom of fixed Places - re-arrangable bookmarks are below
Dolphin:  In the middle of Places .. new bookmarks will be created below
(though you can re-arrange all places)
PCManFM: Bottom of fixed Places (if you count the others as "devices") -
re-arrangable bookmarks are below

So it seems to be "common sense" that trash is located on the button of places,
but above the bookmarks
(Only nemo seems to handle that in a different way)

iirc, your patch from Bug #11586 would resample nemo, by moving trash below the
bookmarks .. I actually would say we are currently more "standard-conform".

imo a improvement could be to be able to re-arrange places and mix them with
bookmarks, like in dolphin. ... though that probably would be alot of work for
a small gain.

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