Is it somehow possible to change the mount options used when mounting an external drive via KDE device notifier?
Actually the problem is, that on external drives no .Trash-1000 folder is created, thus all delete to trash operations result in copying the files to the home partition Trash folder, which is quite odd. However, if I mount the drive manually with umask=077, the folder is created and delete to trash works as expected, i.e. it moves the file to trash folder on the same drive.
I would also file a bug, but not sure which component is affected, and also whether it is openSUSE specific, or it is a KDE problem.
My system is Tumbleweed, Plasma 5.8.5, Frameworks 5.29.0.
Whether one sees this as a feature or bug depends on personal preferences. I hardly pay attention to trash, but I’d rather not have trash stored on removable media. Centralized trash is good IMHO. That said I copied the ~/.local/share/Trash folder across to a memory stick and renamed the directory to .Trash-1000. I then proceed to trash some files. They ended up in both trash locations.
Actually the problem is, that on external drives no .Trash-1000 folder is created, thus all delete to trash operations result in copying the files to the home partition Trash folder, which is quite odd. However, if I mount the drive manually with umask=077, the folder is created and delete to trash works as expected, i.e. it moves the file to trash folder on the same drive.
If the udisks/DE mounting is used then this is mounted with ‘uid=1000,gid=100,fmask=0022,dmask=0022’. To achieve anything else, you’d need to mount manually with mount or an entry in /etc/fstab.