I don't have any annoying directories on my linux machine! I don't create directories with spaces in the directory name. My linux installation didn't come with any spaces in the directory names. In general, the names are all lowercase, or at worse, mixed case. I don't have any problem with how my directories are named in the first place.

You do know about filename (and directory) name completion features in your shell, right? It almost never matters exactly what the full file or directory name is, just that the first few letters are unique within the directory listing. Assuming that you structure your directories that way, file globbing or name completion make typing fairly minimal.

In short, this module sounds a lot like a solution in search of a problem.

In reply to Re: RFC: fixname v 0.3 by Anonymous Monk
in thread RFC: fixname v 0.3 by mulander

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