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OS: Fedora9, RHEL5, CENTOS5, Arch, OpenSuSe11
Hardware: Dell Precision M65
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> You lost all the files and folders that were there. If You want to
> create Desktop folder back open terminal and type :
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> mkdir /home/<yourusername>/Desktop
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if it were just the case of mistakingly removing the default opensuse
dekstop folder one could also easily restore this by copying the Desktop
folder with initial contents back from the skeleton user, used when
adding new users to the system.
s.
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OS: Fedora9, RHEL5, CENTOS5, Arch, OpenSuSe11
Hardware: Dell Precision M65
This is NOT necessary here it was just the desktop folder view that was
closed
Geoff
stefan1975;1912796 Wrote:
> sure there is, it is just a lot of work (and in this case obviously
> unneccesary)
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> as long as you didn’t write lots of data over the alledgedly removed
> files you could try and get them back.
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> ‘HOWTO undelete removed files and directories on an ext3 file system’
> (http://www.xs4all.nl/~carlo17/howto/undelete_ext3.html)
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> s.
I noticed that in 11.0 … If you delete something off a hard drive using
opensuse, then log onto windows and access the same hard drive. Theres a
.Trash something folder with all the stuff you delete in it…
Just thought I would jot that down…
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