> First annoying thing that happens to me quite often ( can't swear
> it is 100% all the time ) is creation of directiories under linux
> and working with them under windows. When I create directory
> 'test' for example ( in lowercase ), I see it as 'TEST' in uppercase
> in windoze... Linux 'TEST' was 'test' in windows again... simply..
> mismatched case... However, 'Test' produces what is expected.
Blame this one on Windows. One of the options that can be set in the
Windows shell is to turn any all-lowercase name into all-uppercase on the
display (I believe this option is on by default). I'm in Linux right now,
so I can't tell you exactly what the option is, but I hope this sets you
on the right path...
(BTW, I *think* that, when Windows has this option on, if you make a
directory called "test" then it'll change the name to "TEST" for you, at
least on-screen)
-Barry K. Nathan <barryn@pobox.com>
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