>This explains why even though for the last two decades 90% of the entire planet has gotten used to the back-slash (C:\foo\bar) as the path separator, but Linux

>This explains why even though for the last two decades 90% of the entire planet has gotten used to the back-slash (C:\foo\bar) as the path separator, but Linux uses the forward-slash (/mnt/foo/). This is the most triggering thing I've ever read on this website. First, it assumes that average every day users navigate the windows file system by that URL bar or power shell which is definitely false. But wait, where would every day users actually have more hands on experience with a path structure? Oh that's right, their web browser where it's all forward slashes. Windows is the outlier here, not Linux/Unix systems. They're the ones who should change.