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This isnt any problem. But when i delete, since i cant clear trash bin. Like in my Windows 10. Where does it go in Linux Mint 17.3 its not installed. Linux is on a USB.
I cant find much info on this subject. Only how to undelete in Linux. I dont want undelete.
Thanks Chuck
There is a trash can for some reason Mint does not show it on the desktop.
Yes can be added easily.
Click on the Menu button
Select Desktop
Click the ON/OFF switch for Trash.
It can also be found on the File Folder list on the Left side.
Thank You Rustys, i have the trash can on my desktop now. I had no clue how to get it.
The Firefox add on to make the screen larger, you told me about. Is awesome. Now no more making screen bigger each time myself. I did go with 133% screen size. I did try 150% but thats to big. Thank,s Chuck
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