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how to delete a video file in Kino Ubuntu

Asked by John Kenyon

I have captured and edited DV video in Kino Ubnutu. Now I have files that I no longer need. However I can't find a way to delete them. I'm new to Linux.

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Best cariboo (cariboo) said : 		#1

Press ALt-F2 and type, gksu nautilus. Then navigate to the directory the files are in and delete them. Next you need to clear out trash in /rootts trash bin. Navigate to /root and press Ctrl-h, this will reveal the hidden files and directories. Go to .local/share/Trash/files and delete everything in that directory. Next go to .local/share/Trash/info and delete everything in that directory.

Jim

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John Kenyon (pieinthesky) said : 		#2

Thank you Jim, that worked a treat. No wonder I wasn't able to work it out myself. I've heard just how helpful the Linux community can be but frankly I was sceptical, It was good to be proved wrong. Once again thank you.

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lucio.matema (lucioaraujo) said : 		#3

I do : Edit Mode, then ctrl+x.

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John Kenyon (pieinthesky) said : 		#4

Thanks I'll try that next time.
JAK

On Mon, 2009-05-04 at 20:51 +0000, lucio.matema wrote:
> Your question #66354 on kino in ubuntu changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kino/+question/66354
>
> lucio.matema posted a new comment:
> I do : Edit Mode, then ctrl+x.
>