Alright guys ..
I could seriously use your help right now. Here's the story:
I've had some files in my trash can on my MacBook Air, that i wanted to delete permanently.
After i used the empty function on the trash can, i realized that some of the files couldn't get deleted.
So I got on the terminal and used the rmdir command, and altough i DID get some warnings (That i stupidly didn't read), i continued deleting the files i thought were in the trash can.
To my surprise, i found out that i was deleting some other important folders!!! I'm (almost) litterally in tears.
The question is:
Is it possible in ANY way, that i can cancel or redo the deletions i miss commanded?
I would REALLY REALLY appreciate any kind of help.
Thank you in advance guys
FPOBA
I could seriously use your help right now. Here's the story:
I've had some files in my trash can on my MacBook Air, that i wanted to delete permanently.
After i used the empty function on the trash can, i realized that some of the files couldn't get deleted.
So I got on the terminal and used the rmdir command, and altough i DID get some warnings (That i stupidly didn't read), i continued deleting the files i thought were in the trash can.
To my surprise, i found out that i was deleting some other important folders!!! I'm (almost) litterally in tears.
The question is:
Is it possible in ANY way, that i can cancel or redo the deletions i miss commanded?
I would REALLY REALLY appreciate any kind of help.
Thank you in advance guys
FPOBA



