How to clear the recycle bin in LINUX

In LINUX, how to clear the recycle bin-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information is as follows. It's almost a month since I went to the company. Due to the lack of people in the project team, the project hasn't started yet. During this time, even the preliminary knowledge preparation is required. The entire project should be developed in LINUX, so I have to study it well, today, I encountered a small problem: In my user mode, I want to clear the recycle bin. When I right-click to clear the recycle bin, there is a problem. I keep reminding me which file cannot be deleted and the permissions are insufficient. I checked the information and said to use the command line to forcibly delete it.

Follow these steps:

(1) $ su root // enter the root user mode

(2) # cd/home/gyb/. Trash // enter the recycle bin in the user directory, where gyb is the user directory created by myself.

(3) # rm? Rf * // clear the recycle bin.

When you open the recycle bin, you will find that the recycle bin has been cleared.