[Templates] Case of default plugins in 2.15

[Nic Gibson]

On Sep 21, 2006, at 14:07, Bill Moseley wrote:

> On Thu, Sep 21, 2006 at 11:01:47AM +0100, Andy Wardley wrote:
>> Bill Moseley wrote:
>>> Is case not important when loading plugins defined in the PLUGINS
>>> hash?
>>
>> Yes, that's correct. I've always followed the general rule that  
>> plugin names
>> shouldn't be too fussy about case:
>>
>>    [% USE Table(...) %] vs [% USE table(...) %]
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> Seems fair.
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> But that doesn't work for non-standard plugins unless they are added
> to PLUGINS, so I could see it leading to some confusion.
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>> However, I got bitten by the first HFS case insensitivity problem  
>> without
>> hours! I couldn't check out the TT code base because I had both a  
>> TODO file
>> and a todo directory. But other than the general failings of HFS,  
>> I'm very
>> happy.

You know that you can format a drive with HFS case sensitive, don't you?
Confuses the hell out of some carbon apps tho but slightly less than  
formatting as UFS.

>
> Maybe it's old dog/new tricks, but I have not been able to get the
> hang of my ibook in a way that I feel as productive as I can be on my
> linux laptop -- get lost trying to find windows, and what's with
> that little tiny corner on windows for resizing?  And mutt really
> confuses the Terminal App.  Works fine under X but then cut-n-paste
> doesn't very well.

Took me a few years.
Try iTerm on sourceforge. It may suit you better.

Alternatively, try fiddling with your terminal type. iirc it's  
happier under screen.
I found this handy too:

http://homepage.mac.com/uucee/macosx/terminal-app-hints.html

nic