I am using Deepin 15.4. My setup consists of Deepin on one partition and Windows 10 on another. Between them resides a big data partition, which is shared by them. The folders Documents, Downloads, Videos, Pictures and so on are on the shared data partition and usually I link them by
ln -s /mnt/data/Downloads ~/Downloads
to my home folder. But in Deepin I have now two Downloads folders and can't delete the default one, because Deepin tells me, it's a system folder, which can't be deleted. If deleted, Deepin restores it automatically.
What can I do?
Thanks for your help,
Gem
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jingle
deepin
2017-05-10 18:06
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Hi
The default directory of systems can not be deleted。
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gemlion
deepin
2017-05-11 07:09
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I think this is the only linux system, which has this. Thats a shame, really love deepin, but without being able to move Pictures, Videos and so on to another partition, I can't use it.
Thanks for your answer.
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vingenz
deepin
2017-10-02 08:28
#3
I have the same issue!
I like a clean home with few important folders...
I am using Deepin 15.4. My setup consists of Deepin on one partition and Windows 10 on another. Between them resides a big data partition, which is shared by them. The folders Documents, Downloads, Videos, Pictures and so on are on the shared data partition and usually I link them by
ln -s /mnt/data/Downloads ~/Downloads
to my home folder. But in Deepin I have now two Downloads folders and can't delete the default one, because Deepin tells me, it's a system folder, which can't be deleted. If deleted, Deepin restores it automatically.
What can I do?
Thanks for your help,
Gem