Hi All,<br><br>I know that this discussion about Unicode characters in file name is an old one, but I can't figure the problem is still alive ...<br>So please, just tell me: Am I wrong with my usage of Unison (2.27.57) on my computers here ? (France / China, Ubuntu / Windows XP, and of course files Chinese characters in files ...)<br>
<br>Because now, I'm disappointed: no freeware really works for doing bidirectional synchronization between Linux and Windows ??? (this does not mean that commercial ones can do it ...) Unison is very good, but this enormous bug on Windows (it does not "see" files with Chinese chars in file name) make me think it's not usable for me ... and No, I can't ask my users to stop using Chinese chars in files ... computers should stay a tool, not a task ;)<br clear="all">
<br>Does this problem will be corrected in Unison ? I guess this comes from OCaml language ? (which I don't know). Why not to translate Unison in java, for example ? (jUnison ...) Many portable concern should disappear (even if some should stay).<br>
<br>Thanks<br>-- <br>Patrice<br><br>