 While Windows and Mac OS have third-party software that allows users to "un-delete" trashed and removed files, there is no user-friendly equivalent available to Linux users.In an effort to buffer the removal of a file and its irreversible deletion, Klaatu wrote trash, a BASH shell scripts that move a file to a hidden trash folder, and empty, a shell script that removes files from the trash folder.Recently, he committed updates to his code that integrates trash with the graphical trash cans of the popular GNOME and KDE desktop environments.