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Unix is a multitasking, multi-user computer operating system originally developed in 1969.
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Lowercase in Linux file names
So I made some googling a moment ago, and I found this article: Linux File Names, that states one should always use lowercase in the unix world,
...It's best to always use lowercase in Linux unless … Most Unix people use lowercase almost exclusively, but aside from this "cultural" point, there's another good reason to use lowercase. …
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