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Ptrash-1.0.1
.DE
.LP
Hello all,
.PP
I am pleased to release this version 1.0.1 of Ptrash. Ptrash is a small console
based utility program. Ptrash is intended to move file(s) to ~/.trash. Where,
trash is nothing but a '~/.trash' directory under home directory of a user.
Ptrash facilitates moving of all types of files to trash, as well as
restoring those files and/or directories to their original location.
.PP
I took upon writing Ptrash, when I deleted(using rm) few files and found my
self badly desperate to retrieve them back, but just could not do so.
.IP Installation:
.LP
Installing Ptrash is quite easy and straight forward, do 'cd' to the directory
(ptrash-1.0.1) containing all sources and follow these steps...
.DS I
$ ./configure
$ make
# make install
.DE
That's all, you have Ptrash installed. For more information about usage and
general options try...
.DS I
$ ptrash --help
$ man ptrash
$ info ptrash
.DE
.IP Problems:
.LP
Please send any bug reports/problems to <pj.pandit at yahoo.co.in>. While doing
so do include "ptrash-1.0.1" string in subject line and also describe precisely
the behaviour of ptrash. Sending actual command, which caused that behaviour
would be even more helpful while debugging.
.LP
Thank you!