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Except that Linux does support several filesystems that do claim to store the filenames in a specific encoding and therefore the kernel must do conversion. Most
by AshamedCaptain 3y ago
Except that Linux does support several filesystems that do claim to store the filenames in a specific encoding and therefore the kernel must do conversion. Mostly Windows FSes, but nowadays case-insensitive ext4 also applies.
- loeg 3y agoThese are exceptions, not the norm. The VFS layer does not care.