windows - Are file names in Ubuntu case sensitive? -


I mean if a file is created in windows that has been named "a.txt.txt" and the same Trying to create another file in the destination such as A.txtâ ???? Is prohibited.

Is it only in Ubuntu?

Thank you for your valuable consideration for a silly question.

For your title: Yes, they are case-sensitive.

For your inline question: No, there is nothing that will stop you from doing so.

Unix & amp; Linux generally uses case-sensitive file systems, so A.txt and a.txt .

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