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Linux versus Windows is the stuff of near endless controversy. Linux lovers trash Windows for being slow, unreliable, insecure and overpriced, whilst Windows bigots accuse Linux of being hard to use and clunky.

Blog of Helios: "Seven letters that make up your last name. You have no idea how I've agonized over typing those seven letters in this blog.

I so dearly want to. You sanctimonious piece of trash."

It has become a common sight. A market develops. A leader emerges. Then the laggards say “we’re open source.” It’s beginning to look like the throwing of a bad poker hand.

Or just tossing the trash.

This widget will display the number of items currently in your trash as well as the number of megabytes of space that they take up.

Create website links that automatically install software, Instantly Search Google for Any Word or Phrase, Create a File Delete Command That Uses the Trash, Dump the Text on a Virtual Console to a File, Listen to MP3s when no GUI is Running, and more.

Think you emptied the trash on your external drive? Even if you did, there may be large amounts of trash still lurking on external or network drives that has not been emptied.

As most folks know, the trash is segregated by user ID, and when you empty the trash, it only empties your user's trash -- even on FireWire disks.

Recently I had problems with a bad ram module. This trick allows you to mark blocks as bad, so they are never used and you dont't have to deposit your memory in the trash, just because a few kb are faulty.

This previous hint explains how to use Quick Look to preview files in the trash.

But what if you want to actually open the trashed file?

Leopard sometimes can be a little reluctant to eject disks and disk images in the Finder.

It doesn't matter if you click the Eject button in the Finder's sidebar, drag the disk to the Trash, or right-click and choose Eject, the Finder just silently ignores you.

You can open Disk Utilty though and eject it fine that way (unless there are files open on the image, of course).

If u you have accidentally deleted the Desktop folder, it will be placed in Trash. Unfortunately you can't restore to the actual location.

Don't worry. Try this steps and you can restore it to the existing location(recommended) or even you can change the location.