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I like initial caps for directory names and lowercase for filenames, which Linux desktop users are already accustomed to in their home folders. Caps leading co
by pxc 5y ago
I like initial caps for directory names and lowercase for filenames, which Linux desktop users are already accustomed to in their home folders.
Caps leading command names is not great with case-sensitive filenames imo.
- petre 5y agoI always change my home folders to a lowercase shorthened version and modify ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs. Of course, when you do an accidental rm -rf you're at disk to erase ~/work, but that's what regular backups are for. Expanding capitalisation to the whole filesystem hierarchy is a no go for me, it would only waste my time and further degrade my productivity. I also never liked Pascal, Java and C# specifically because of the weird capitalisation conventions which in my view makes the code look messy. PowerShell? Just call the exorcist.