>It's a good idea until you end up with two files that have the "same" name (eg. Amélie.jpg and Amélie.jpg) because one uses decomposed characters (U+0065 and U+0301) and the other one uses a single character (U+00E9).
It's still good then. And several systems allow for that just fine, including VMS (uniqueness comes from more than the filename). This is more alike real world folders (which can have identical items, e.g. two copies of the same paper), and is also an excellent way to keep different document versions (keep the name the same, change the date shown).
It's still good then. And several systems allow for that just fine, including VMS (uniqueness comes from more than the filename). This is more alike real world folders (which can have identical items, e.g. two copies of the same paper), and is also an excellent way to keep different document versions (keep the name the same, change the date shown).