Currently I fail to find whether it's possible to undo an operation in Thunar on Debian. For example, if I move a file using Thunar, how may I then undo this? I tried using right click on the file system or by opening the edit menu, but I can't find an "undo" option. Also Ctrl+Z does not seem to work (nothing happens).
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You can't undo in Thunar (see comment 9, specifically). You can use something like Dolphin instead, which is more powerful.
Thunar 4.18+ does undo with Ctrl+z
- I just tested on Thunar 4.16.10 and
ctrl+zdoes not undo bulk file moves in Thunar (I lost data, but it's fine).MRule– MRule2024-10-30 07:40:39 +00:00Commented Oct 30, 2024 at 7:40