>case sensitive file system

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> File system doesn't support punctuation

>>55932186
>File system supports different cases but ignores different cases
Seriously what the hell is this

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>filesystem creates folders Music and music
>delete music
>Music also gets deleted

>can save files with spaces, but terminal won't open them even if you substitute the space with a _ or something similar

>>55932363
In bash '\' is the escape character, so to access the file "muh dick" use either quotes
>"muh dick"
or use \
>muh\ dick

>>55932381
>>55932363

This.

Its also the reason anyone who actually works in computers would use a space.

>>55932362
so only make deletion case sensitive. problem solved.

>>55932468
>would use a space.

would never use a space.

>Create a file with a question mark in the file name on an NTFS partition
>Windows properly displays the file in explorer
>but you can't open the file
>you can't rename the file
>you can't even delete the file

Wincucks will defend this

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>>55932496

Obviously file systems should be case sensitive, because 'A' != 'a'.
>inb4 help uncle Jack off a horse vs help uncle jack off a horse