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FWIW I tend to put directories first character as Uppercase and files as lowercase. this is useful when sorting and also identifying what type of file something
by nmz 5y ago
FWIW I tend to put directories first character as Uppercase and files as lowercase. this is useful when sorting and also identifying what type of file something is (so long as its a file I created).
- galaxyLogic 5y agoA file or folder can have a name with mixed uppercase and lowercase characters. That name would show in the directory listing. But it should be addressable case-insensitively. And it shouldn't be possible to create two or more separate files in the same directory which differ only by case.
- nmz 5y agoAlas, in unix, there's {mkdir A a;touch A a} Which is sometimes useful, but I see what you're saying.