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> No, it is not a windows fault. It also annoys me.
> If I create 'test' in Linux I see 'TEST' in windows,
> but if I create 'test' in windows, I also see 'test' in Linux.
> Alexander?
>
But, if you create 'test' in Linux, you see 'test' in Linux.
If you create 'test' in Windows, you see 'TEST' in Windows...
It seems Windows is the only thing calling it 'TEST'.
Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem like there's much Linux
can do about that.
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