			README 

rmw (ReMove to Waste) is a bash script which functions
as a command line recycle bin/trash can utility. Optionally,
it can ReMove files to Desktop trash and has been tested
on GNOME, KDE, and Xfce. It features quick and easy restoration
from the command line, duplication protection, and can purge 
files after x amount of days.

When you run rmw the first time, a config directory and config
file will be created. The default is ~/.rmw and the
config file will be ~/.rmw/rmwrc

Edit the options in ~/.rmw/rmwrc as desired.

The latest edition of 'rmw' creates ~/.rmw/Alt_Waste.cfg which replaces
the line in rmwrc for the Alt_Waste folders. The format and contents:

#Alt_Waste=(
#"$WASTE"
#"/mnt/second/Waste/Folder"
#)

Uncomment the lines in Alt_Waste.cfg to use alternate waste folders.

Because rmw is in beta, I recommend keeping verbosity turned on
(from rmwrc) so you can see what's happening. 

Most information you'll need to know about rmw can be found in
the INSTALL or FAQ file, or the man page. The
rmw sourceforge project page is at http://rmw.sf.net/

If you'd like to request new features or to report bugs, visit
the rmw project page.

If you'd like to contact me directly:
andyqwerty@users.sourceforge.net

To be notified of new releases, the mailing list is at
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rmw-announce

and the rss feed for new files:
http://sourceforge.net/api/file/index/project-id/243720/mtime/desc/limit/20/rss

If rmw doesn't fit your needs, I suggest looking at safe-rm
(http://code.google.com/p/safe-rm/) or libtrash
(http://freshmeat.net/projects/libtrash).


This file last updated Apr 27, 2012
