[SOLVED] -current XFCE delete files

I was wondering if anyone knew where the delete option went from the right click menu in Thunar and how can I get it back?

It is pretty annoying that I have to now "move to trash" then "empty trash" when I just want to delete a file.

It is also annoying that I have this stupid (and useless when there is a delete option) .Trash-0 directory that is invading my eyespace on a separate /data partition that has nothing to do with the installation.

The key combination "shift+del" (like in Windows) to permanently delete files is NOK?

Originally Posted by Pearlseattle The key combination "shift+del" (like in Windows) to permanently delete files is NOK?

That does work of course, but it is not as convenient as the right click, at least for myself. I generally have one hand on the keyboard and one on my mouse, so it's a bit of a stretch hitting both those instead of just enter.

Thanks for the tip though.

EDIT:
Just for a little more info, It is still there if I am logged in as a user then open thunar via terminal as su.

If I understood right, Edit->Preferences->Behaviour, last option on that tab.
https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/preferences

Thunar still asks for confirmation, maybe this can be configured too
but I don't know where.

Originally Posted by Paulo2 If I understood right, Edit->Preferences->Behaviour, last option on that tab. https://docs.xfce.org/xfce/thunar/preferences Thunar still asks for confirmation, maybe this can be configured too but I don't know where.

WONDERFUL! THANK YOU!

The conformation is not *as* annoying because sometimes there is a slip, but that is exactly what I was looking for. (How could I miss that?)