El 28/8/2007, a las 16:07, Andreas Ericsson escribió:
Apparently the folks at Apple decided that the code to support such hoop-jumping should be in the application rather than in the C lib or the kernel. Well done... As if it wasn't appalling enough to see them turn a perfectly decent unix-clone such as FreeBSD into some defect monstrosity that doesn't even have a case sensitive filesystem.
Actually, Apple provides both case-sensitive and case-insensitive variants of HFS+ (the default Mac OS X filesystem), as well as UFS (case-sensitive, obviously) and others out of the box. A full list of officially-supported filesystems can be found here:
<http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Performance/Conceptual/ FileSystem/Articles/MacOSXAndFiles.html>
Personally, I don't like HFS+ much at all, but your statement that Mac OS X "doesn't even have a case sensitive filesystem" is false.
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