rane wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 1:27 am
Windows does not define what is "right".
What has that to do with it? Were did i mention that? Or are you just sour Linux didn't think of that first?
"Lissen kaarfully Rane, i wiel tell dies oonly wans!"
The fact is that i have a lot of folders archived this way when i worked on a windows box and now on a linux box it is a mess! I don't like a mess and i don't want to rename them all, so i asked for a fix in Linux! What i didn't ask for was a rant about your mental fittie with windows!
rane wrote:Sorting in Nemo is influenced by localisation, specifically the LC_COLLATE environment variable, but there isn't in fact a locale that specifies anything quite as ridiculous as sorting underscores first;
Well, not everybody is meant to see the brilliance in everything!
rane wrote: when unlocalised, LC_COLLATE=C, the _ sorts exactly where it should, i.e., between uppercase and lowercase:
http://www.asciitable.com. LC_COLLATE=WINDOWSWEENIE no one has as of yet implemented.
I tried LC_COLLATE=LINUXLOOSER but after a reboot my beautifull desktop was gone and came into a crappy terminal!
rane wrote:... which is not to say by the way that a file-manager such as KDE's Dolphin cannot adhere to your peculiar wishes, but nautilus/nemo is for now a Linux file manager, not a Windows one.
If that were the case i would have dumped m$ years ago!!
Oh and next time you get out of your bed, try your other leg first!
But thanx anyway for pointing me into the right direction (that must have hurt!

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