In a message on 05-30-18 andrew clarke said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   Good morning Andrew,   
      
    PQ>> What do you reckon?  Have you played with any Linux gear recently?   
      
    HG> No I haven't. Once there was an ignition in me that should try it, but   
    HG> the ignition breaker failed. The reason for the failure was the case   
    HG> sensitivity for files and such.   
      
   ac> Case sensitivity is something you do adjust to over time.   
      
   ac> Saying "Linux is case-sensitive" is a bit simplistic. In the case of   
   ac> Linux and other UNIX systems, case sensitivity is a function of the   
   ac> underlying filesystems provided by the kernel.   
   ......... CUT ..........   
      
   Thanks for the lesson.   
      
      
   Have a nice day,   
      
   Holger   
      
      
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