The two conditions * OS treats filenames as bytes and allows arbitrary byte strings, * Users want to edit filenames as text are in conflict and you can't sol

The two conditions * OS treats filenames as bytes and allows arbitrary byte strings, * Users want to edit filenames as text are in conflict and you can't solve it without forcing some encoding or giving them a byte editor. The solution "filenames are bytes but we'll treat it as ASCII because 0x32-0x7E should be enough for anybody" is not acceptable for möst of thé wõrld.