So I’ve recently changed my computer’s language to Japanese for extra practice, changing all of the desktop folders to their Japanese equivalent as well.
I tried to zip a folder within one of the desktop folders and got an error about the directory name, so I changed the main folder’s name back to English and it zipped just fine.
I found this so odd, as it seems like that would be a pain for someone who is natively Japanese (or another language with a different script) to have all folders where they have to zip/otherwise share or change files to be in a non-native script.
I know that this is completely random, but it really struck me. I wonder if computers distributed in Japan have a way to bypass this limitation?
To zip I just use the Windows shortcut (right click => send to => zip folder), so maybe if I were to use a third-party one it would work. That’s odd, though, I wouldn’t think that it would make a difference.
Visual studio is the best. I also use microsoft’s other IDE, visual studio code, on Linux. Of course, it doesn’t have even a smidgen of the futures of visual studio, but I still like it nevertheless.
Agreed. VS is the best of the IDE’s I’ve used. But pretty much ever other MS product, either there’s a better alternative, or equivalent yet free alternative.
