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point is - it has been possible to use the forward slash in windows for over 20y... except in some UIs that insist that it has to be backslash.
by xxs 4y ago
point is - it has been possible to use the forward slash in windows for over 20y... except in some UIs that insist that it has to be backslash.
- jjnoakes 4y agoPoint is, why bring up the non-default alternative path separator that doesn't work universally in Windows when the original comment was correct as is?