Case insensitive on ZSH?
Case insensitive on ZSH?
You can run zsh commands without worrying about capitalization by using a case-insensitive shell. You don’t need to modify the .zshrc file—just ensure your command uses underscores or other consistent casing. For example, typing `cd desktop` works the same regardless of how you capitalize the letters.
Linux file systems don't treat case differently, so your attempts to find solutions will likely lead to more issues.