Post #2598123
2026-05-08 19:02 UTC
@aesthr@wandering.shop Yeah, also true... Maybe consider them as "legacy filesystems" and deal with them in a special way... ^^ That's probably what Windows Explorer would say it does. No, idk... My personal IT is solely case sensitive filesystems (beyond /boot/EFI I guess?!) and it's okay. I just couldn't say it's ideal for me as an end user, though. For humans "paris" and "Paris" typically IS the same... But beyond being a nerd, I never really cared a lot about it... It's okay.
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@aesthr@wandering.shop 2026-05-08 19:16
@pino@social.cologne the problem is when you make the default case-insensitive (for whatever reason) you also impose that mode of doing things on everyone else (either by adopting the same default or by manually avoiding the issue) because otherwise things break. If the default is case-sensitive, then everyone can handle things on a UI level however they like and there's no problem.