cm0002I_fucking_hate_them_now
Iced RaktajinoI’ve recently learned that in Linux, you can use emois in filenames. I died a little lot inside when I learned that.
FrostyPolicyOn Linux file systems you can use any utf-8 character except NUL, and / is a reserved character.
So … is allowed, or all whitespace, or Zalgo text.
I mean, on the one hand, I guess why be restrictive, but on the other I feel like requiring something that looks like language somehow might be a good idea to avoid edge cases and attacks.
You can have new lines in your file names. YSAP has a good video/playlist about how to deal with these and many more.
Listing and Looping Files (again) in Bash - You Suck at Programming #003
Hupfcould you have
..? I assume most terminals would just spell out .\x200b.?
Or use a hair space so it looks almost the same. Or … but you’ve added the right-to-left unicode character. I’m guessing there’s something that looks a lot like a period, too.
If ext4 doesn’t include restrictions terminals probably should.