> I'm not sure it is possible. It may depend on the underlying
> filesystem rather than on the OS: on FAT and NTFS filesystems
Bash has a nocaseglob option to make filename completion case
insensitive. I think the OP is looking for such an option. Even if the
underlying file system is case-sensitive, some people could consider
it more conventient to ignore the case on filename completion.
I have no answer to the original question but on windows has
('fname_case') is true and AFAIK (I could be totally wrong of course)
this makes vim to ignore the case in filenames. fname_case() is
defined in os_unix.c but seemingly only if USE_FNAME_CASE and/or
CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME were set at compile time.
tom.
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