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Plus if you try to rename a dotfile through explorer, it won't let you Then if you try to make a dotfile through powershell, it has a different text encoding t
by Novashi 8y ago
Plus if you try to rename a dotfile through explorer, it won't let you
Then if you try to make a dotfile through powershell, it has a different text encoding than *nix, which some programs (git) rely on
- stinos 8y agoPlus if you try to rename a dotfile through explorer, it won't let you It does, rename it .dotfile. so with an extra . at the end. it has a different text encoding than nix,* You don't specify how you do this, but most text output commands out there have an -Encoding parameter. Or else set it globally to what you want, good read here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40098771/changing-powershells-default-output-encoding-to-utf-8 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40098771/changing-powers...
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