do you capitalize your directory names, user?
Do you capitalize your directory names, user?
Luke Edwards
Anthony Wright
no so i can easily access them from the terminal
Cameron Wright
you don't set your bashrc/zshrc to ignore capitalization?
Juan Rodriguez
Yep
Hunter Gonzalez
awesome stuff ian!
Juan Perry
killer post Ian! glad you respect your Directories enough to capitalize them
Blake Hill
my normie files yes
my more important files no, and i don't even use spaces because i had some problems with those earlier, i also tend to use a lot of abbreviations so that it's easier to write scripts
Jack King
Yes, for all directiories except those in Git (e.g. projects or dotfiles).
Chase Reyes
windowschads win again
>capitalize in explorer
>access in CMD/Powershell in lowercase because no case sensitivity
when will you lincucks learn
Jacob Jackson
>know literally nothing
>declare victory
kek
Benjamin Watson
Yeah cuz I’m stupid
Kevin Brown
typical pass user
David Smith
>Capital directories, but lowercase name
What did ian mean by this
Chase Perez
Yes cause my shell, fish, autocapitalize them anyway and they are easier to read IMO.
Samuel Adams
Is it an important file/folder that I will archive? Yes
Otherwise no
Jayden Bailey
OP is asking about directories, not files or "folders", whatever that is
Isaac Howard
>linux users don't even know what a folder is
checks out. linux users don't do anything except browse the web.
Robert Cruz
Yes. I'm really autistic about SFN aliases bloating my directories.
Isaiah Gutierrez
This. Don't even consider telling them about reparse points - their microbrains will literally explode.
Chase Wood
yes, it looks better
any reasonable shell can autocomplete irregardless of case
even bash can do it with two config lines
bind "set show-all-if-ambiguous on"
bind "set completion-ignore-case on"
Ryder Roberts
Are you on a case-insensitive filesystem? This can be problematic due to filename case-insensibility.