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Originally Posted by jgoguen
Although a lot of Mac applications, from what I've read, don't always work well if they live on a proper case-preserving file system. The last time I looked into it, the general recommendation was that the core OS X and applications should be on a standard HFS+ file system but everything else could be on a proper case-sensitive HFS+ file system. Would be awesome if that's no longer true and everything can be case-sensitive.
Also was never aware Windows could be made properly case-sensitive. Please PM me the link showing this?
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You can't make 'Windows' case sensitive but theoretically you can make NTFS case sensitive.
Filenames are Case Sensitive on NTFS Volumes
Its the legacy Win32 API calls that are the fly in the ointment, to get around it in Windows one could install the Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications - but I think MS dropped support for it.
BR