Hi all, I'm thinking of writing a draft guideline for the packaging committee to mandate all filenames be in utf-8. Theoretically, I think this is the right thing to do as : 1) UTF8 is the native encoding of our filesystems 2) UTF8 is what the distro as a whole has migrated to 3) There's no encoding information stored with the filename so having filenames in arbitrary encodings is a recipe for disaster. Since I am not an expert in i18n issues I'm posting for some feedback here first. What do people think? Is this the right thing to do? Are there some prominent examples of where this is wrong? -Toshio
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