Lost files while moving through GUI in Ubuntu

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I was moving my files between two folders through GUI. Suddenly the GUI got struck(hanged). So,I closed it. Now I am unable to find my files. I didn't find any software like remo,minitool(recovery softwares for windows,macOS) for Ubuntu. Any help ?







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  • did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 12:52










  • Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 12:53










  • I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:01











  • No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 13:04










  • and you checked the bin?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:06














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I was moving my files between two folders through GUI. Suddenly the GUI got struck(hanged). So,I closed it. Now I am unable to find my files. I didn't find any software like remo,minitool(recovery softwares for windows,macOS) for Ubuntu. Any help ?







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  • did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 12:52










  • Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 12:53










  • I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:01











  • No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 13:04










  • and you checked the bin?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:06












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I was moving my files between two folders through GUI. Suddenly the GUI got struck(hanged). So,I closed it. Now I am unable to find my files. I didn't find any software like remo,minitool(recovery softwares for windows,macOS) for Ubuntu. Any help ?







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I was moving my files between two folders through GUI. Suddenly the GUI got struck(hanged). So,I closed it. Now I am unable to find my files. I didn't find any software like remo,minitool(recovery softwares for windows,macOS) for Ubuntu. Any help ?









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  • did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 12:52










  • Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 12:53










  • I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:01











  • No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 13:04










  • and you checked the bin?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:06
















  • did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 12:52










  • Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 12:53










  • I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:01











  • No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
    – Mohan Abhyas
    Jun 6 at 13:04










  • and you checked the bin?
    – damadam
    Jun 6 at 13:06















did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
– damadam
Jun 6 at 12:52




did you see your files in the terminal with ls -l in src/dst folders?
– damadam
Jun 6 at 12:52












Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
– Mohan Abhyas
Jun 6 at 12:53




Yes I saw both folders(destination and source).
– Mohan Abhyas
Jun 6 at 12:53












I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
– damadam
Jun 6 at 13:01





I don't speak about your folders; for example, your missing file is toto.txt, does ls -l displays this file in one of your src/dst folders (for example /home/toto/Downloads or /home/toto)? ls -l results is something like -rw-r--r-- 1 toto toto 6746 april 5 09:06 toto.txt
– damadam
Jun 6 at 13:01













No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
– Mohan Abhyas
Jun 6 at 13:04




No, it is not displaying in both src/dst folders
– Mohan Abhyas
Jun 6 at 13:04












and you checked the bin?
– damadam
Jun 6 at 13:06




and you checked the bin?
– damadam
Jun 6 at 13:06















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