Casper.Dik at Sun.COM wrote: >> I don't agree. When browsing with a file browser (like most non-cli >> users do), the files that start with . are ignored. This makes it >> very difficult to select that directory to store a new font, for >> example. > > The system has no business creating directories under my home directory > without asking me what name they have unless they are hidden directories. > > If I can see the directory I can then proceed to rename and delete it.
HERE HERE, and even more so for files. Example acrobat 4.x and its anoying mode 666 fontlist file! Darren
