> It's one of MacOS's more-egregious crimes against Unix. Nah. Using a file system means putting up with its semantics. HFS+ was case-insensitive; they were de

> It's one of MacOS's more-egregious crimes against Unix. Nah. Using a file system means putting up with its semantics. HFS+ was case-insensitive; they were deploying an upgrade to millions of existing filesystems. If you mount, say, an NFS volume, MacOS does the expected thing.