UnitySetup leaves garbage in /tmp

While testing the Arch Linux packages I've been running UnitySetup quite a lot.

I've noticed that some temporary files are being left in `/tmp/.Trash-0` and at least on my system (Gnome) emptying the trash doesn't get rid of them. So you need to delete them manually with `rm -r /tmp/.Trash-0` or you end up wasting a few Gb of ram until the next reboot.

 

It's using g_file_trash.
It looks like this can result in undesired behavior when /tmp is on a different volume than the "main" trash.
I see a bit of internet argument about whose fault this is and how(/whether) it should be fixed.

 

Yeah, it makes sense that it works like that but I think it's more common for /tmp to be a separate tmpfs volume. I would just use g_file_delete.