		FAQ
		
Q. Why can't I use rmw to restore files from my Desktop Trash?

A. rmw only searches your console trash, by default, under 
~/.Waste/files. Because your Desktop trash already has a restore 
function, I don't need to write it into rmw.


Q. I don't like what you've named your program. Can I change it?

A. Create a symbolic link to the script, use alias or rename the
script ("toss" is a good name).


Q. Sometimes when I ReMove a file, it takes a very long time.

A. covered in man page


Q. When cleaning, why do I get asked for confirmation?

A. That can be disabled. Take a look at rmwrc and the man page.


Q. I don't like rmw. How can I humiliate you publicly?

A. On the summary section of the rmw project page, there's an
option for giving rmw a thumbs up or thumbs done, and optionally
adding a review.


Q. I like and use rmw. How can I praise you publicly?

A. Use the same interface you would use to humiliate me publicly.


Q. Is there other documentation for rmw?

A. In /usr/doc/rmw-<ver>, /usr/local/doc/rmw-<ver>, or some other doc folder.
If you can't find it, visit the rmw project page at
http://rmw.sf.net/


Q. What is the best way to get informed of new releases?

A. RSS:
http://sourceforge.net/api/file/index/project-id/243720/mtime/desc/limit/20/rss

mailing list:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rmw-announce


Q. How can I remove rmw

A. See the UNINSTALL file.

This file last updated Jun 23, 2011
