Trash, delete & undo
Move to Trash
Section titled “Move to Trash”Send the selection to your OS trash with Del (controller LT + B). DeckCrate uses each platform’s native trash:
- Linux — the freedesktop trash spec
- macOS —
~/.Trash - Windows — the Recycle Bin
Trashing is undoable.
Delete permanently
Section titled “Delete permanently”Shift+Del deletes immediately, bypassing the trash. On a controller, delete permanently lives in the Start command menu. Permanent deletes are not undoable, so DeckCrate keeps them behind a deliberate action.
Undo / redo
Section titled “Undo / redo”Most file operations can be undone and redone:
- Undo: Ctrl/Cmd+Z
- Redo: Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Z
- Or use the command menu’s Undo / Redo tiles.
Undo covers copy, move, rename, new folder, new file, trash, compress, and extract. History is a bounded in-memory list (it doesn’t persist across launches), and — as noted above — permanent deletes are not undoable.