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    File too big to delete.

    Hi gang:

    I keep having problems being a new guy for this long a time. I am trying to delete a file that is 158 GB in size. It is a failed backup set. I get a dolphin error across the top of the window in red. "File too big to delete.". Is there a way to smash this up, or use the command line utility to do a forced delete?
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    Click to highlight the file. Press Shift+Del keys. You will be prompted with the are you sure messaage, just click yes.

    This deletes the file immediately, bypassing the Trash bin.
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      #3
      Might be time to clear out your trash too.

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        #4
        Also note that the Trash has settings that configure how large it can be before it is full - right click on it on the Dolphin sidebar. Though 158 Gb is quite large, and probably not worth sending to the Trash. Then, shift-deleting it is the best way
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          #5
          Thanks! Big help...

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            #6
            "Delete" does not equal "move to trash". Just delete it.

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