I need to transfer some files from Mac OS to Linux.
I burned a DVD only to discover that all of my files with names like
MyClass.java
got changed to
myclass.java
Now I know that Mac OS doesn't have proper case-sensitive filenames like Unix, but as the system manages to remember that I want to DISPLAY the filenames in a specific case, then is there a reason that it can't just use that name when burning to DVD?
After all, copying to a USB key retains the case of the filename..
Is there an option that I can select when burning to make this happen?
Thanks
Gordon
I burned a DVD only to discover that all of my files with names like
MyClass.java
got changed to
myclass.java
Now I know that Mac OS doesn't have proper case-sensitive filenames like Unix, but as the system manages to remember that I want to DISPLAY the filenames in a specific case, then is there a reason that it can't just use that name when burning to DVD?
After all, copying to a USB key retains the case of the filename..
Is there an option that I can select when burning to make this happen?
Thanks
Gordon