🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ take: The fact that UNIX tools haven't adapted to LFNs properly in over fifty years is terrible. Normal people want natural file names (and even technical people like myself do too).
It's a massive failing that Linux userspace has not adapted to make natural language name conventions easier to use. Computers should adapt to user needs, not the other way around.
@neal which unix tools still have problems with that?
I know that GNU make still has some problems with quoting spaces, which means that some Makefiles of some projects don't work well in directory hierarchies with spaces in them, but most other tools work pretty well with spaces and most special characters.
I'm not quite sure about toops like grep and unicode support (grepping for "ö" for example), I think unicode might still be less well-supported.
Neal Gompa (ニール・ゴンパ) 
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