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Tong Sun schrieb:
> Package: gphotofs
> Version: 0.4.0-3
> Severity: wishlist
>
> Hi,
>
> I started to use gphotofs recently and noticed that image file names
> are all upper case, e.g.:
>
> File name : IMG_1052.JPG
> File name : IMG_1053.JPG
> File name : IMG_1054.JPG
>
> If I mount the SD card directly via an all-in-one reader, the file
> names are all in lower case.
>
> Assuming that the all-in-one reader doesn't do anything fancy, I
> suspect that gphotofs makes the file to be all in upper case. If so,
> please consider leaving the file name cases as-is for maximum
> compatibility.
gphotofs doesn't capitalize them, this may be in glib2 or gphoto2.
Maybe your camera also send them in upper case format?
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