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		codedokode on Dec 29, 2021 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Gobolinux : Redefining Linux filesystem hierarchy Case insensitive filesystems usually preserve the case so you can use capital letters in filenames.

bayindirh on Dec 29, 2021 [–]

Yes, but it doesn't simplify any of the matching logic, to begin with. Also makes porting programs much harder in the long run.

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