thunar + mountpoints + sort by name and case
Gerald Barre
g.barre at free.fr
Fri Jul 14 12:40:05 CEST 2006
Le Thu, 13 Jul 2006 05:23:04 -0400
Joe Klemmer <klemmerj at webtrek.com> s'exprimait:
> They are supposed to be sorted first. The proper sort order for a *NIX
> based system is -
>
> special character files
> numeric
> upper case alpha
> lower case alpha
>
Yes, I know, but if we had to stand to the default behaviour, why having
options in ls
? :)
> This is the way that files are supposed to be sorted. It makes more
> logical sense and conforms with ISO sorting standards. MS has always
> had a really broken file system from back in the MS-DOS days. This has
> had the unfortunate effect of getting people used to the illogical and
> frustrating sorting of files that we now see in their operating systems.
I don't see any logical sense or let's say universal logical sense and I don't
think ISO standards are always a guaranty of high quality norms. And you're
right, I prefer to sort the directories first because the first OS I used was
DOS, not the MS but those from Digital Research. ;)
--
Gérald Barré
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