curprev18:3318:33, 8 February 2024 Sauer202talkcontribs 4,211 bytes+1,934 Split examples of different combinations into their own section, and gave some more examples of the annoying 'Non-case-preserving, insensitive' combinationundo
curprev09:3809:38, 15 December 2022 202.5.141.6talk 2,287 bytes+10 AbeBooks is filling your shelves with affordable books, discovering that long-lost requesting a file by name any capitalization can be used, in contrast to case-sensitive systems where only a single capitalization would work. But as they are case-preserviundoTag: Reverted
curprev22:3522:35, 29 February 2020 Guy Harristalkcontribs 2,277 bytes−68 In what way did APFS make a difference on macOS? (iOS is, I think, case-*sensitive* with both HFS+/HFSX and APFS.) It still defaults to case-insensitive, just as was done with HFS+/HFSX, but offers case sensitivity as an option.undo
curprev23:4023:40, 7 April 2008 88.106.191.225talk 1,770 bytes0 Changed Fat16 to Fat12, since FAT 16 actually does a partial preservation of case (not the extention, but the filename's casing is preserved, but ignored)undo