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And Linux paths can contain anything that isn't a nul character or a /. Your points about normalization only matter in so far as Windows is generally setup to
by Guvante 3y ago
And Linux paths can contain anything that isn't a nul character or a /.
Your points about normalization only matter in so far as Windows is generally setup to be case insensitive (which can be disabled).
All UTF strings face normalization issues for a whole host of reasons.
- jeroenhd 3y ago> (which can be disabled) Wouldn't that break spectacularly? The whole "the fs is case insensitive" assumption has kind of been a given on Windows for about 40 years now. I remember accidentally creating an NTFS flash drive with two names with difference cases in Linux. Windows programs sure didn't like that.
- Guvante 3y agoIt was added in 2018 as a folder attribute. There isn't a global option but you can annotate something as case sensitive.