> Of all the criticisms of UNIX, the singular one that strikes me as valid is the way that it accepts unquestioningly insane characters in pathnames. In fairne

> Of all the criticisms of UNIX, the singular one that strikes me as valid is the way that it accepts unquestioningly insane characters in pathnames. In fairness, though, allowing non-ASCII characters is what enabled the (mostly seamless) transition to UTF-8 filenames.