> Bad news: it looks like Linux doesn't normalize filenames. So if you used NFC
> to create a file, you have to reuse NFC to open your file (and the same for
> NFD).
That's not news to me. Of course it does: Unix is completely agnostic of
encodings in file APIs. On the implementation level, it's
Martin answered a similar question from Jack Jansen in another thread.
OSX doesn't normalize either. It's unlikely to confuse users in
practice.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Victor Stinner
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since it's hard to follow the filename thread on two mailing list, i'm
> sta
Since it's hard to follow the filename thread on two mailing list, i'm
starting a new thread only on python-3000 about unicode normalization of the
filenames.
Bad news: it looks like Linux doesn't normalize filenames. So if you used NFC
to create a file, you have to reuse NFC to open your file
