## Version information - **Operating System**: Arch Linux - **Kernel Version**: `6.11.5.arch1-1` - **Thunar Version**: `4.18.11-2` - **GVFS Version**: `1.56.1-1` ## Steps to reproduce 1. Mount a BTRFS volume using the following fstab entry: ```bash UUID=$UUID /mnt/nasdata1 btrfs defaults,noatime,compress=zstd,x-gvfs-trash,auto 0 0 ``` 2. Open Thunar and navigate to a file located on the mounted BTRFS volume. 3. Attempt to delete the file. ## Current behavior When attempting to delete a file on the BTRFS volume in Thunar, the action tries to permanently remove the file rather than moving it to the Trash. This behavior occurs even though the x-gvfs-trash option is specified in the fstab entry. ## Expected outcome The file should be moved to the Trash, respecting the x-gvfs-trash mount option, rather than being permanently deleted. ## Additional information The x-gvfs-trash option is included in the fstab entry to enable Trash functionality on this BTRFS volume. using gio: ```bash user@host /mnt/nasdata1 $ touch asd user@host /mnt/nasdata1 $ gio trash asd gio: file:///mnt/nasdata1/asd: Trashing on system internal mounts is not supported ``` ----- edit: I've found this bug https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/glib/-/issues/1885 Adding `subvol=/@data` to my fstab a a workaround.