bethposting
@bethposting

annoyed windows refuses to acknowledge that i changed a file name if it's the same as the previous name except for capitalization


abi-static
@abi-static

Fun fact, windows files are by default case insensitive, but you can do this:

The Windows file system supports setting case sensitivity with attribute flags per directory. While the standard behavior is to be case-insensitive, you can assign an attribute flag to make a directory case sensitive, so that it will recognize Linux files and folders that may differ only by case.

From: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/case-sensitivity


caffeinatedOtter
@caffeinatedOtter

god that sounds like an invitation to incredibly cursed tech support problems, I love it


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