Though understandably Windows comes with a case-insensitive filesystem by default, linux and apple systems do use a case-sensitive system.
As the programming is now, different folders will be created depending on the capitalization of a login username, leading to different storage areas.
I'd recommend turning all characters in the username into lower-case format before making folders out of them.
Though understandably Windows comes with a case-insensitive filesystem by default, linux and apple systems do use a case-sensitive system. As the programming is now, different folders will be created depending on the capitalization of a login username, leading to different storage areas. I'd recommend turning all characters in the username into lower-case format before making folders out of them.