Without going into to much politics about how Linus handles his responses, how many random questions a day would you respond nicely to until you just started writing things like "because I am right!"?
In terms of file systems I believe that both opinions have flaws. Who thought that giving the user the choice of case sensitivity was a good idea when creating HFS+? And to take it a step further, why create any kind of hierarchy? why not just define a "bucket of bits, being content" with a set of associated meta for an inode that defines structure and naming, that way everyone can have their cake and eat it. Or am I missing something?
In terms of file systems I believe that both opinions have flaws. Who thought that giving the user the choice of case sensitivity was a good idea when creating HFS+? And to take it a step further, why create any kind of hierarchy? why not just define a "bucket of bits, being content" with a set of associated meta for an inode that defines structure and naming, that way everyone can have their cake and eat it. Or am I missing something?