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You could have made the file extension ".k7" which is short for "cassette" in French. Great work of course, just a fun suggestion ;)
by speps 3y ago
You could have made the file extension ".k7" which is short for "cassette" in French.
Great work of course, just a fun suggestion ;)
- edwcross 3y agoK7 also works in Portuguese, and possibly other languages.
- I_like_pigeons 3y agoI mean, while K exists in the Portuguese alphabet, no words use it.
- pjmlp 3y agoW, K, and Y were added back to the Portuguese alphabet in 2009, after going away in 1943, exactly because there are words using them. Also k is widely used in SMS language.
- kshahkshah 3y agoI wonder if a numeric in a file extension would cause problems in some systems or violates some convention.
- bionsystem 3y agoI think 7zip uses 7z almost everywhere by default ?
- whstl 3y ago.mp3 is pretty common
- throw1837 3y agoAt least on Windows, bzip2 and 7z have been common archives for a while. Additionally, ps1 is used by Windows PowerShell. I expect the former two to cause no issues on common Unix distros either.
- news_to_me 3y agoOooh I may have to do this!