In Linux, there is an option to hide files using the '.' before the file name. The filename for much of my JavaScript code is, for example: .js, for Java: .java etc... this keeps my hard work from being easily tampered with. I've never had an issue with this naming convention, until now--the live server doesn't read them. No option, no icon, nothing; it's rather unfortunate really.
In Linux, there is an option to hide files using the '.' before the file name. The filename for much of my JavaScript code is, for example: .js, for Java: .java etc... this keeps my hard work from being easily tampered with. I've never had an issue with this naming convention, until now--the live server doesn't read them. No option, no icon, nothing; it's rather unfortunate really.
Could such a fix be implemented?