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by monocasa
1175 days ago
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> Because I think ext4 doesn’t normalize Unicode? Yeah, native Linux filesystems don't really know anything about unicode at all at their heart. They really work more on raw bytes, simply reserving 0x00 (NUL) and 0x2F ('/'). Anything else goes in a filename as far as the kernel is concerned (including evil stuff like incomplete multibyte sequences, or other invalid UTF-8 byte sequences). User space is welcome to and encouraged to treat filenames as UTF-8 on modern systems, but that's not really enforced anywhere strongly. |
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