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Rethinking fsinfo()

Rethinking fsinfo()

Posted Aug 27, 2020 4:48 UTC (Thu) by neilbrown (subscriber, #359)
In reply to: Rethinking fsinfo() by unilynx
Parent article: Rethinking fsinfo()

Requiring valid UTF-8 is probably sensible for a new filesystem.
Excluding end-of-line characters is probably justifiable too. (or any control char ... I don't think we need TAB or DEL).
Anything else is parochial.
When I'm choosing a name to save my document from my GUI, why should I care about your inability to write safe shell scripts, or even have any understanding that "the shell" exists.
It is bad enough that I cannot put a '/' in my file names, why would you prevent me using '$'??


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